ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Join author John Corey Whaley as he shares the inspiration behind his book "Highly Logical Behavior," which explores agoraphobia and the complexities of mental illness. In this episode, we’ll discuss the importance of community and friendships in supporting mental health while also touching on the evolution of societal attitudes towards mental health, the role of fiction in fostering empathy, and the problems that can arise when we try to “fix” mental illness.
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United States
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