Roger’s Story - S1 - PT.2 Ep.9

"Roger's Resilience: From Mental Health Struggles to Coming Out" In this heartfelt episode, we welcome Roger back to our podcast as he continues to share his remarkable journey. Roger delves into the ongoing battle with his mental health and discusses the profound impact of coming out as gay. He reveals the complexities of self-acceptance, the importance of support networks, and the freedom of living authentically. Roger's story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit, and his experiences serve as a source of inspiration for those who may be facing similar challenges. Join us for an intimate and enlightening conversation that underscores the power of vulnerability, self-discovery, and the beauty of embracing one's true self. In the UK, several organizations and resources provide support for mental health and coming out as gay: For Mental Health Support: 1. **NHS Mental Health Services**: The NHS offers a wide range of mental health services and resources. You can visit the NHS website for information and guidance on mental health: [www.nhs.uk/mental-health](https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/). 2. **Mind**: Mind is a mental health charity that provides information, support, and resources for various mental health conditions. Visit their website at [www.mind.org.uk](https://www.mind.org.uk/). 3. **Samaritans**: The Samaritans offer confidential emotional support for those in crisis. You can reach them at 116 123 (free to call). 1. **Stonewall**: Stonewall is a charity that works to promote and protect the rights of LGBTQ+ people. They provide resources and support for coming out and acceptance. Visit their website at [www.stonewall.org.uk](https://www.stonewall.org.uk/). 2. **LGBT Foundation**: The LGBT Foundation offers information and support for LGBTQ+ individuals, including resources related to coming out. Their website is [www.lgbt.foundation](https://lgbt.foundation/). 3. **Switchboard LGBT+ Helpline**: Switchboard provides support for LGBTQ+ individuals through a helpline. You can reach them at 0300 330 0630. These resources offer valuable support and information for mental health and coming out. Remember that seeking support from LGBTQ+-friendly organizations and mental health services is important for your well-being and self-acceptance.