Jason Paden's guest appearances

Jason Paden

Taboo Talk

Good Air

Zak Sandler

John Brown

Mike Veny

Jennifer Marshall

Andrew Neil

Jesse Jones

Bill Hill

Mike Esposito

Melissa Bernstein

William Thomas

Jennifer Jones

Katie Zaccardi

Sam Mitchell

Hannah Blum

Joseph Fusaro

OwlTail

About Guest speaker Jason Paden. Jason Paden is a multi-faceted artist and inventor who grew up in the Schoharie School District where he graduated early with his Diploma in his Junior Year due to mental health issues that were newly emerging. After completing his Associate’s Degree at Sage College of Albany, majoring in Multimedia/Visual Arts, he began independent video work such as filming weddings and parties for clients. Soon after his long Recovery from major mental illness through his twenties and early thirties with a diagnosis of Schizo Affective Disorder, he discovered NAMI – the National Alliance on Mental Illness, where he became a IOOV presenter trained by none other than Lady Charmaine. He later went on to become an active NAMI Board Member in Fulton, Montgomery and Hamilton Counties for two years. Independently, Jason created his own presentation story and became a professional motivational speaker addressing agencies, groups, colleges and schools with a unique custom designed multimedia presentation of his Recovery story, which has been shown at various educational engagements throughout the Northeast. It's been a long road of many ups and downs and many creative endeavors but today, Jason has finally finished a 15 year project he lovingly calls this colorful cast of characters His Quirkz that seek to destigmatize people’s fears around talking about mental illness. Jason recently invented and patented a little phone gizmo called “The OopsLoop” that uniquely prevents people from dropping their phones, all while helping raise funds for future creative projects that raise mental health awareness! His creativity has always been his best antidepressant and he hopes his experiences and story can creatively help others feel more comfortable with talking about mental health issues as well. For more information on Facebook: Jase and his Quirkz and www.theoopsloop.com

About Guest speaker Jason Paden. Jason Paden is a multi-faceted artist and inventor who grew up in the Schoharie School District where he graduated early with his Diploma in his Junior Year due to mental health issues that were newly emerging. After completing his Associate’s Degree at Sage College of Albany, majoring in Multimedia/Visual Arts, he began independent video work such as filming weddings and parties for clients. Soon after his long Recovery from major mental illness through his twenties and early thirties with a diagnosis of Schizo Affective Disorder, he discovered NAMI – the National Alliance on Mental Illness, where he became a IOOV presenter trained by none other than Lady Charmaine. He later went on to become an active NAMI Board Member in Fulton, Montgomery and Hamilton Counties for two years. Independently, Jason created his own presentation story and became a professional motivational speaker addressing agencies, groups, colleges and schools with a unique custom designed multimedia presentation of his Recovery story, which has been shown at various educational engagements throughout the Northeast. It's been a long road of many ups and downs and many creative endeavors but today, Jason has finally finished a 15 year project he lovingly calls this colorful cast of characters His Quirkz that seek to destigmatize people’s fears around talking about mental illness. Jason recently invented and patented a little phone gizmo called “The OopsLoop” that uniquely prevents people from dropping their phones, all while helping raise funds for future creative projects that raise mental health awareness! His creativity has always been his best antidepressant and he hopes his experiences and story can creatively help others feel more comfortable with talking about mental health issues as well. For more information on Facebook: Jase and his Quirkz and <a href="http://www.theoopsloop.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.theoopsloop.com</a>

Jason Paden shares ways to reduce stress & have good mental health in crisis

Artist and Advocate Jason Paden joins us on the show to discus what it is like to live Mental Healthy.  Jason is a very creative and talented visual artist that lives with Schizoaffective Disorder, a mental health diagnosis that until recently has not been talked about much, even on the mental health advocacy scene.  Today Jason and Joe go into what it was like receiving this diagnosis and how they turned to creativity to give them an outlet of what it was like to have some of these symptoms.  This is a powerful episode, not only for those living with a mental health diagnosis but also for the friends and families of those that are living with one.  Jason and Joe talk about the compassion they have for their families and how we can't get caught up in blame.  We must come to an understanding that if we can forgive and accept that sometimes no one has the answers at the onset of symptoms in order to move forward with the healing process.  You can find more of Jason's work at www.mentalhealthypresentations.comYou can find out more about us at www.hysteriaradio.netYou can find out more about Mental Health News Radio Network at www.mhnrnetwork.comThank you for your support. We are always grateful and appreciative for you shares, recommends, and 5 star reviews.

Artist and Advocate Jason Paden joins us on the show to discus what it is like to live Mental Healthy.  Jason is a very creative and talented visual artist that lives with Schizoaffective Disorder, a mental health diagnosis that until recently has not been talked about much, even on the mental health advocacy scene.  Today Jason and Joe go into what it was like receiving this diagnosis and how they turned to creativity to give them an outlet of what it was like to have some of these symptoms.   This is a powerful episode, not only for those living with a mental health diagnosis but also for the friends and families of those that are living with one.  Jason and Joe talk about the compassion they have for their families and how we can't get caught up in blame.  We must come to an understanding that if we can forgive and accept that sometimes no one has the answers at the onset of symptoms in order to move forward with the healing process.  You can find more of Jason's work at <a href="http://www.mentalhealthypresentations.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.mentalhealthypresentations.com</a> You can find out more about us at <a href="http://www.hysteriaradio.net" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.hysteriaradio.net</a> You can find out more about Mental Health News Radio Network at <a href="http://www.mhnrnetwork.com" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">www.mhnrnetwork.com</a> Thank you for your support. We are always grateful and appreciative for you shares, recommends, and 5 star reviews.

It's Not Perfection. It's a Direction; Visual Artist & Advocate Jason Paden