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Porphyria & Mental Health: What You Should Know

For many of us, the biggest challenges are not the ones others can see. The uncertainty of when symptoms may flare, the long path to diagnosis, the need for ongoing self-advocacy, and the challenges of navigating an often misunderstood rare disease can be emotionally exhausting.

Join trauma-informed trainer and facilitator, Julie Wells, to explore the connection between chronic illness and emotional well-being, with a focus on the unique challenges faced by people living with porphyria.

This special educational session, Porphyria & Mental Health: What You Should Know, will cover:

  • The role of mental health in overall health

  • How living with porphyria can affect emotional well-being

  • Emotional regulation: what it is and how to use it

  • How past experiences shape our responses under stress

  • The impact of uncertainty, self-advocacy, and medical trauma

  • Recognizing and responding to your emotional needs

  • Crisis support resources and where to find help

Recording coming soon!

 
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