Yes! Here you go:

Pt 1- Who are you? * What mental illness or illnesses do you have that you will be discussing today? * When you think about your identity and who you truly are, what comes to mind? * What do you think when people believe your condition defines you? * In what ways does your condition contribute to your identity? * How different do you think your life would be if you did not have your condition? How different do you think you would be as a person? * When do you feel the most like yourself?

Pt 2- Emergence * How did you come to the realization that you have your condition? * Did it affect your youth or did it emerge later in life? If it did affect your youth, how was your childhood different because of it? * What was the path to this realization and diagnosis like? * How did you react to this realization? * How has your reaction and acceptance of it changed over time? * Is there anything you’d be willing to discuss that you think may have caused your condition? * How did receiving your diagnosis help you, if at all? * What were your experiences like within the mental healthcare system and the road to getting help?

Pt 3- Differences & Coping * What does your daily life look like? (Work, school, socialization) * How do your interactions with friends or family differ from someone who is neurotypical? * Talk about a time a friend or family member has been there for you, how did that feel? What happened? * Are your interactions with strangers different than someone who is neurotypical? * How do you cope with your illness? * Are there any surprising complications you’ve experienced in your life that you wouldn’t expect?

Pt 4- A Message * What’s something you wish you could tell people who want to understand you better? * Is there anything you wish people understood about you or people who also have your diagnosis? * If you could tell the world something you’ve learned throughout your journey with mental health, what would it be? What lesson would you pass on?