Actor, writer and disability advocate Hannah Diviney joins Myf for Mental Health Month, opening up about living with cerebral palsy, the lack of disability representation she grew up with, and the accidental path that led her from Instagram advocacy to the premier of Wuthering Heights and receiving a compliment from Jacob Elordi. They talk candidly about managing mental health in a creative industry built on rejection, why curiosity and self compassion are central to Hannah's approach to life, and the courage it took to deliver her Senate testimony against NDIS funding cuts.
Guest:
Hannah Diviney
Insta @hannahthewildflower
Mental Health Month run through October with World Mental Health Day on October 10th.
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Show Credits
Host & Executive Producer: Myf Warhurst
Executive Producer: Amelia Chappelow
Producer: Roisin Yau
Engineer & Editing: Grant Offner
Video Producer: Lauren Cooper
Copywriter & Strategy: Antonia Minutolo
Photography: Julia Nalles
Artwork: Brigitte Greene
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Recorded on Wurundjeri Land
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