18 | How Poverty, Mental Illness and Physical Illness Are Connected

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Previously titled “Episode 18 | How Poverty, Mental Illness and Physical Illness Are Connected” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 3, 2026

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Recorded04 Apr 2022

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In this episode, Janet talks about the relationship between poverty, mental illness and physical illness during Covid-19. Janet shares how the pandemic has played a large role in exposing the inequalities and the effects of factors like -- no child care, job losses, inadequate housing, access to quality food and those with chronic or serious health conditions -- have on mental health. If you’d like to find out more about this subject please read our article or visit our website.

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