MIND BODY AND SOUL

Dr Samke Ngcobo has been living with diagnosed bipolar disorder for two decades. She speaks about her journey and mission to change how mental illness is spoken about.

GUEST: DR. SAMKE NGCOBO - Medical Doctor, Mental

Health Advocate, Founder of Sisters for Mental Health and Author of ‘Reflections Of a Convoluted Mind- A Journey With My Mental Illness’ WWW.VOCALMENTALITY.COM


She has vivid memories of her first hospitalisation as a teenager when she had a psychotic episode. Dr Samke Ngcobo, a medical doctor and author who was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder at the age of 14.

MIND BODY AND SOUL
Dr Samke Ngcobo has been living with diagnosed bipolar disorder for two decades. She speaks about her journey and mission to change how mental illness is spoken about.
GUEST: DR. SAMKE NGCOBO - Medical Doctor, Mental
Health Advocate, Founder of Sisters for Mental Health and Author of ‘Reflections Of a Convoluted Mind- A Journey With My Mental Illness’ <a href="WWW.VOCALMENTALITY.COM">WWW.VOCALMENTALITY.COM</a>
 She has vivid memories of her first hospitalisation as a teenager when she had a psychotic episode. Dr Samke Ngcobo, a medical doctor and author who was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder at the age of 14.

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The show, &lsquo;Life, Love and All&rsquo;&nbsp;will cover different daily themes such as leadership, family relationships, spirituality, navigating the generational gap, new age parenting, consumer rights, sexual education and many more. &nbsp;Who are you? What makes you tick? What are your struggles? What&rsquo;s important to you? Family? Love? Money? Your health?&nbsp;Mapaseka Mokwele explores the intricate aspects of Life Love and All.
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#MindBodyAndSoul Talking Mental Health With Dr. Samke Ncgobo

David Mashabela has expanded the life of the “King David Studio” podcast beyond his YouTube page, with the interview series airing on SABC2. He will also be on stage at the Radio 2000 Family Day
Saturday 28 March at Legacy Dam Haarties from 10am.

David Mashabela has expanded the life of the &ldquo;King David&nbsp;Studio&rdquo; podcast beyond his YouTube page, with the&nbsp;interview series airing on SABC2.&nbsp;He will also be on stage at the Radio 2000 Family Day Saturday 28 March at Legacy Dam Haarties from 10am.

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Dear Mapaseka
My husband and I have been married for 17 years. I've communicated my concern of his
alcohol intake on numerous occasions. When intoxicated; he becomes this person I don't
recognize. He would raise issues that have previously hurt him and never communicated.
I'm contemplating divorce because it happened again whilst on vacation; I thought all was
well only to find out on our return that he was hurt.
I'm now wondering gore how does person "pretend" like this. Thereafter we spent 2 weeks
without communication and that really made me even more uncertain of our marriage.
I feel like my trust has been jeopardized as I have on numerous occasions told him
we need to be in constant communication no matter how hard the situation may be.
He would in that period be drinking and I told him alcohol triggers me, especially when he
keeps quiet on us. Can this be resolved or is divorce the only answer?
MANDY

Dear Mapaseka My husband and I have been married for 17 years. I've communicated my concern of his alcohol intake on numerous occasions. When intoxicated; he becomes this person I don't recognize. He would raise issues that have previously hurt him and never communicated. I'm contemplating divorce because it happened again whilst on vacation; I thought all was well only to find out on our return that he was hurt. I'm now wondering gore how does person "pretend" like this. Thereafter we spent 2 weeks without communication and that really made me even more uncertain of our marriage. I feel like my trust has been jeopardized as I have on numerous occasions told him we need to be in constant communication no matter how hard the situation may be. He would in that period be drinking and I told him alcohol triggers me, especially when he keeps quiet on us. Can this be resolved or is divorce the only answer? MANDY

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