A Good Mind To

Dalia Stefanie

She was 16 when she discovered that her real name was not Stefanie. Stefanie was her middle name. Her first name was Dalia. And now, in her 70's, Dalia has reclaimed her birth name.Dalia was inspired to tell her story by young women like Australian of the Year - Grace Tame who made it clear that they would not be silent about sexual abuse.Dalia's story telling offers insight into the beliefs, assumptions and societal shifts that have shaped attitudes towards abuse and trauma since the 1950’s.If you prefer a beeped version please click here:https://www.spreaker.com/e/F65nCFUnm6h3--54536167To contact us, support us and find out more, join us at Patreon, click hereFor a transcript, click hereDetailed Music Credits"The Failing Eyes of John Kiszkan Mattered Not" by Chris De Souza. Click here to listen to Chris's work on Band Camp"Master Disorder", "Cool Rock", "Scissors", "Organic Meditations 3" "Bushwick Tarentella" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"Italian Tarentella" by Sound Art Music, "A Place of peace and Mystery" by Crypt of Insomnia, "1950s" by Dreamnote Music, "Revolution" by Scorewizards: courtesy of Envato Market."Chris Theme" by Phil CrawfordVarious Original Tracks by Phil Okerstrom and Damian MasonSupported with funding from Coordinare - the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government's Primary Health Network Program

Cultural Ways

Aunty Lindy Lawler speaks about being part of the Stolen Generations and she and Trish Levett from Illawarra Aboriginal Medical Service talk about trauma, healing and the importance of Cultural Ways.Watch Aunty Lindy's short film in the We are Shellharbour collection: Click hereWatch Illawarra Aboriginal Medical Services short film Sorry Day:Click hereTo contact us, support us and find out more, join us at Patreon, click hereSupported with funding from Coordinare - the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government's Primary Health Network Program.

Whose seizure is it anyway?

This podcast story, Whose seizure is it anyway? has been on Emma's mind for some time... well... actually since she was eleven and had her first seizure. Emma, along with co-presenters Jeannette and Oscar, all have lived experience with seizures and they take us on an audio journey that explores Epilepsy and Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) through poetry, history, humour and insight. And their stories make you wonder where the real disorder lies.If you prefer a beeped version click hereTo contact us, support us and find out more, join us at Patreon, click hereFor a transcript, click hereMore Detailed Music Credits"Hard Sell Hotel", "The Visitor" and "Quiescent in Time" by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com"Deadly Roulette", "Corrupted", "Bicycle", "Dama May" "Brittle Rille", "Very Low Note", "Umbrella Pants", "Wett Riffs", "Piece for Disaffected Piano Two" "River Fire", "Lord of the Land", "Wizardtorium", Crusade Heavy Industry", Schmetterling", "Spirit of the Girl", by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"Upbeat Happy Grunge Rock" by Cogun Audio, "Post Punk" by Chat Blanc: courtesy of Envato Market."The Unabridged Penguin" by Chris De Souza. Click here to Listen to Chris's Music on Band Camp."Ambient Guitar" by Emma Korhonen"Lego Soundscape" by Phil Crawford"Intro" by Philip OkerstromSupported with funding from Coordinare - the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government's Primary Health Network Program.

Creating A Beautiful Life

Do you want beauty or despair? ... because you can't have both! Bridget and a few like-minded people in Port Kembla, New South Wales, have created a group called Creating A Beautiful Life. In this episode of A Good Mind To Bridget and her collaborators share a meditative exploration of the value of art and connection as a way to respond to mental ill-health.To contact us, support us and find out more, join us at Patreon, click hereFor a transcript, click hereDetailed Music Credits"Lotus", "Daybreak", "Ambiment", "Gymnoepdie No 1 - Eric Satie" by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"Cook Buddy" by Philip OkerstromVarious Original Tracks by Damian Mason and Philip OkerstromSupported with funding from Coordinare - the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government's Primary Health Network Program.

Dream O' Sunny Dayz

Whippy (Ethan Whipp) uses hip hop to tell stories from his life about ADHD, drug use, grief, music and spray painting.To contact us, support us and find out more, join us at Patreon, click hereDetailed Music CreditsOriginal Songs by Whippy Listen on SOUNDCLOUDCircle of LifeWhere Ya Been (prod Gibbo x kookup)OG Inspired (prod Fat Cat Beats)Fauna to Flora (Prod Solxce Musik)One ShotTwilight Creature (Scraps ft WHIPPY prod. by Ilouis) Listen to Scraps on SOUNDCLOUDSleepless Nights (Prod Ignorvnce)Grow from This ft Social P Listen to Social P on SOUNDCLOUDTalk 2 (Prod by Gum$)Monday Blue (Prod Noria)Lost Lately (Prod by Cobra)Dream O' Sunny Dayz (prod Fat Cat Beats)Additional MusicDarkness in Daytime - Emma Korhonen Listen to Emma's album on BANDCAMPVarious Original Tracks by Damian Mason and Philip Okerstrom.Supported with funding from Coordinare - the South Eastern NSW Primary Health Network through the Australian Government's Primary Health Network Program.