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Each of our mental health radio shows is archived here on the HealthyPlace.com Radio website.You can listen to them using your windows media player. If you don't have one or you need to upgrade the one you have, go here and download it for free.

The HealthyPlace.com Radio Show airs live every Saturday night from:

• 4 - 5 p.m. Pacific
• 6 - 7 p.m. Central
• 7 - 8 p.m. Eastern
• 11 p.m. - 12 a.m. GMT

We'd love to have you join us. For details on how to listen to the live show or call-in with your personal questions, click here. Also note the bulletin board link in every show description. Please feel free to share your experiences, comments, and coping tools. Your post could make a big difference in letting
others know they are not alone in their feelings and experiences.

We have also set up a short survey to get your feedback on the show so far. It shouldn't take more than 3 minutes to complete it. Your answers will help us make the show more relevant to you and give us the information we need to improve the show.

(Our shows from 2001 are here.)

Archived HealthyPlace.com Radio Shows

1. Jan. 12, 2002: "Inside the Life of A Self-Injurer" - Our guest, Misty, is 47 years old. Battered by incest and rape, suffering from low-self esteem, and feeling like an outcast in her own family, Misty turned to self-injury. "I tried very hard to settle for bits & pieces, like scraps fed to a family dog. That brought my self-esteem down so low, I started cutting myself like a filet of fish!" Hear her story, listener calls, and Dr. Kumar's comments on why people self-injure, how to share the news with others, and how to stop.
   listen to show ~ bulletin board

2. Jan. 5, 2002: "Abused and Reabused! Why?" - Research shows that once a person has been sexually abused, the damage that has been caused leaves them open to further episodes of abuse. Abused at a very young age, our guest says "sometimes I feel like I'm wearing a flashing neon sign on my head that says "victim"! Dawn shares her story and Dr. Kumar has some ideas on how to bring the revictimization process to a halt.
   listen to show ~ bulletin board

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