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#99 From Banking Executive to Mental Health Advocate: Anita Fisher's Journey

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Anita Fisher shares her powerful journey from successful banking executive to mental health advocate after her son's diagnosis with schizophrenia while he was serving in the military. Anita's 25-year crusade navigating America's complex mental health system reveals critical gaps in treatment, particularly for those with anosognosia (lack of illness awareness).

Warning: this episode contains adult themes that may not be appropriate for all listeners.
To learn more about Anita Fisher's work, visit fishermhconsulting.com
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Chapters

1. Introduction to Anita Fisher (00:00:00)

2. A Son's Transformation and Diagnosis (00:06:04)

3. From Banking to Mental Health Advocacy (00:17:20)

4. The Battle Against Anosognosia (00:29:33)

5. Care Court and Involuntary Treatment (00:42:38)

6. Family Impact and Stigma (00:57:03)

7. Finding Hope Amid Ongoing Challenges (01:11:20)

8. Final Thoughts: Mental Illness is Treatable (01:25:05)

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Anita Fisher shares her powerful journey from successful banking executive to mental health advocate after her son's diagnosis with schizophrenia while he was serving in the military. Anita's 25-year crusade navigating America's complex mental health system reveals critical gaps in treatment, particularly for those with anosognosia (lack of illness awareness).

Warning: this episode contains adult themes that may not be appropriate for all listeners.
To learn more about Anita Fisher's work, visit fishermhconsulting.com
Support the show

If you enjoyed this episode please give us a five-star rating and consider donating. Your generosity helps our shoe-string budget and allows us to continue producing high-quality content. Click here to donate.

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Anita Fisher (00:00:00)

2. A Son's Transformation and Diagnosis (00:06:04)

3. From Banking to Mental Health Advocacy (00:17:20)

4. The Battle Against Anosognosia (00:29:33)

5. Care Court and Involuntary Treatment (00:42:38)

6. Family Impact and Stigma (00:57:03)

7. Finding Hope Amid Ongoing Challenges (01:11:20)

8. Final Thoughts: Mental Illness is Treatable (01:25:05)

89 episodes

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