I’m Fine with Seryn

Against the odds

In this episode of I'm Fine with Seryn, Craig Glover, speaks about facing a range of adversities throughout his life. Being diagnosed with cancer aged 16, how learning about anxiety changed his life and an unwavering love of the west tigers. Craig also speaks about his next big venture in his new charity business Against The Odds. 

Sitting in those dark places

Rhys Cummins, co-founder of Murrumbidgee Men's Group, talks about his Mental Health journey, learning about his anxiety and depression, realising the pros of sobriety outweigh the cons and suicidality. Rhys' message to men is to be brave, be open, be raw, be honest about your Mental Health.

I Got You

This week on I'm Fine - with Seryn, we hear from, Taylor Brown, co-founder of I Got You. Taylor tells us about her brother, Josh, who was always described as the life of every party, until he lost his life to suicide three years ago. Taylor speaks about the ripple effect of suicide, I Got You's mission and the importance of suicide prevention training.

Literally worked her ass off

This week I speak with Sky Racing TV presenter, Kat Ernst, who shared her journey of self discovery and finding herself by halving herself. Going from 150kg's to 75kg's, Kat quite literally worked her ass off.  

Smoke and Mirrors

This episode, Smoke and Mirrors, Cristy Houghton tells her story of mental ill health, self-harm and numerous suicide attempts. Cristy's persistence to get well and find hope and happiness, along with her honesty and vulnerability in telling her story is nothing less than inspiring. 

Got a lot of life left to live

This week Seryn speaks to Julie 'Jules' Milsom about her recent journey through breast cancer, from diagnosis to treatment and having sick boobs. They laugh a lot and cry a bit but at the end Jules has got a lot of life left to live.

'It was like a zoloft cult'

This week on I'm Fine, Seryn talks to Belinda who describes her experience learning how to manage her mental health, not wanting to get help, and joining what she described as the 'zoloft cult' that actually turned out to be a game changer. Belinda also speaks about losing her good friend Jack to suicide and the rollercoaster of emotions that came with that. 

Breaking News and Breaking Limits

In episode 4, Seryn speaks to Capital Radio Network News Director, Brent Ford. Brent tells his story from Binge Eating to becoming an Ultrarunner and his triumph of 100km race at Kosciuszko.

More than Baby Blues

Brittany Barber, beautiful mother of two darling girls, talks about her journey with postnatal depression and nearly giving up after a number of miscarriages. 

27 years through addiction

In episode 2 of I'm Fine, Seryn speaks with Renee Down - Underhill about her 27 years through addiction and learning to love herself.