What Work Is Like When You Have a Mental Illness ― A Story Told and Your Questions Answered
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What Work Is Like When You Have a Mental Illness ― A Story Told and Your Questions Answered
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This week on Snap Out of It! The Mental Illness in the Workplace Podcast with Natasha Tracy, I'm talking with, well, me! I'm going to be sharing my own story of what it's like to work with a mental illness. I'm going to talk about mental illness stigma in the workplace and finally leaving the workplace because of mental illness. I'm also going to talk about some basic statistics about why mental illness in the workplace matters and answer any questions you may have.
Make sure you tune in live or submit your questions early so the conversation can be shaped by you! If you're curious about what people with mental illness go through in the workplace, this is the episode for you.
For the transcript, please see here.
About Host Natasha TracyNatasha Tracy lives with bipolar disorder and works as an advocate, speaker, writer, and podcast host. She previously worked in the technology sector as a program manager at a major software company. She studied and worked with bipolar disorder for more than a decade. Now, she has authored a book, is writing blogs, delivering keynotes, and winning awards. For more about Natasha, please see here.