Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery.

On this episode, Serena Chaudhry speaks with Registered Mental Health Nurse Christy Boudreaux, who works for the independent pharmacy, Patio Drugs.

Join us as we find out more about Christy and her dedication to her local patients and to ensure they have access to long-acting injectables (LAIs) in the local community.

For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org

Find out more about Patio Drugs here: https://patiodrugs.com/

Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding - https://redrockbranding.com/

Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery.

On this episode, Serena Chaudhry speaks with Mental Health Advocate, Kody Green.

Join us for this dive into Kody's powerful firsthand experience, which includes Lived Experience, Addiction, Public Speaking, and Mental Health Advocacy. Kody has over 2 million followers and subscribers across all social media, which has allowed him to reach people and try to break down the stigmas around mental health.

For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org

Find out more about Kody here: https://www.kodygreen.com/

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@schizophrenichippie

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schizophrenichippie/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/kodyjgreen

You can buy his book: Kody Green - Minds over Meetings here - Available from all good book shops, Amazon, and Barnes and Noble.

Podcast produced by Red Rock Branding - https://redrockbranding.com/

Welcome to the Reality Check podcast. Psychosis is Real, so is Recovery.

On this episode, co-founders Dr Ashley Weiss and Serena Chaudhry speak with The Honorable Judge Calvin Johnson.

Judge Johnson established the first Mental Health Treatment Court in the State of Louisiana in 2002. By 2005, this Special Court was selected as one of four demonstration courts in the Country. Prior to establishing the first Mental Health Treatment Court, Judge Johnson served as Drug Court Judge from 1994 until 2002. On this episode, we find out more about his work and perspective on mental illnesses and the judicial system.

For more information about Clear Answers to Louisiana Mental Health (CALM) and their Early Intervention Psychosis Program (EPIC NOLA), visit the website: www.calmnola.org

Find out more about Judge Calvin Johnson here: https://louisianajudgesnoir.org/judges-profiles/judge-calvin-johnson/