Podcasts about mental health training

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Send us a textThis week we're highlighting early childhood workforce development opportunities in the Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health space. Joining us is DECAL's Laura Lucas, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Director, Dr. Bentley Ponder, Deputy Commissioner of Quality Innovations and Partnerships, and our guests from Georgia State University's Georgia Association for Infant Mental Health (also known as “Georgia AIM”), Raynell Washington, Dr. Jordan Murphy from the Center for Interrelational Science and Pediatrics, and Audrey Idaikkadar, from Resilient Georgia. Support the show

Join us as we welcome our guest speaker, Patrick Regan.  Patrick Regan OBE is an activist whose passion is speaking about resilience, courage, and wellbeing. He founded two award-winning charities, XLP and, most recently, Kintsugi Hope, in partnership with his wife, Diane. Kintsugi Hope has pioneered Kintsugi Wellbeing groups all over the UK to help people in the area of their emotional and mental health.   Patrick is a mental health first aider, a campaigner on issues of social justice and was awarded an OBE for his services to the young by Her late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II. He is an Honorary Fellow of the South Bank University for his contribution to Justice and Wellbeing. In 2023 Patrick was awarded "Most Influential CEO for Mental Health Training" by CEO Monthly. Patrick has written seven books. The titles cover his work with tackling poverty and educational failure, his own journey with mental, emotional and spiritual health and his message that it's OK not to be OK all of the time – offering tools and insights into faith and mental health. Patrick is married to Diane, and they have four children.

Join us in this insightful episode as we chat with Berit Elizabeth, CEO and founder of PracticeAxis, a cutting-edge CRM designed specifically for mental health therapists. Berit shares her unique journey from social psychology and theater to developing a specialized CRM that revolutionizes the intake process for mental health practices and wellness centers. Berit delves into the importance of a CRM in managing client relationships, explaining how it can enhance both the administrative and client experience by ensuring consistent communication and efficient data tracking. She highlights the necessity of integrating technology with human touch to maintain empathy and connection in client care. Discover how PracticeAxis addresses the unique needs of mental health practices, from managing multiple services and family members to making informed hiring and marketing decisions based on detailed data analytics. Berit also shares best practices from other industries that can be adapted to mental health, emphasizing the distinction between prospective clients and actual clients. For those interested, Berit offers an exclusive one-on-one intake analysis for our listeners, providing personalized tips and strategies to optimize your practice's intake process. Get all the links, resources and show notes here: https://wellnesscentercreators.com Sponsored by Jane App, Jane offers online booking, charting, scheduling, secure video and invoicing on one secure, beautifully designed system: https://jane.app/ Use code wellness1mo for a one-month grace period on your new Jane account.

Fire Headlines is currently in the process of reformatting the podcast. While we are hard at work behind the scenes, please enjoy revisiting Episode 7: Mental Health Training for First Responders in honor of May being Mental Health Awareness Month.   An article shared by the Daily Dispatch addressed recent policy changes to support firefighter mental health. Early retirements, employee retention difficulties, and increasing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnoses are all indicators of escalating mental health struggles among first responders. In response, 11 fire agencies in South King County, WA, are in the process of creating a behavioral health unit for its crews. Guest expert Dr. Kelly Morgan joins Chiefs Bob Horton and Jeff Buchanan to discuss the science of trauma and the importance of policies that support first responders' mental health.

Disclaimer: This podcast mentions suicide in connection with the music industrySometimes, students become so passionate about building a music career that they jeopardize their mental, emotional, and physical well-being. Beyond that, the music industry is competitive and has been linked to depression, anxiety, and even suicide among occupational musicians. Even performers who overcame huge odds to become professionals later discover they don't want to be part of such a stressful world and seek an exit plan.This episode's guest Dr. George Musgrave has a unique perspective on this. A former professional rap artist once signed with Sony Records, Dr. Musgrave now enjoys a position as a Senior Lecturer in Cultural Sociology and Creative Industries at Goldsmiths, University of London. His research focuses on the psychological and emotional experience of musicians building their careers.In this episode, we'll discuss:(5:07) How George made the shift from the music world to academia — and used his experiences to improve research on music and mental health.(11:04) Why music careers can be sources of great joy and great suffering.(17:00) The “dark side of optimism.”(19:42) How and why musicians who see music as their main career can have worse mental health outcomes compared to those who do not.(25:01) The challenges of monetizing music in today's online industry — and why the average musician's earnings can be worse than a McDonald's employee.(29:22) How your personal view of success has a positive or negative impact on your mental health.(33:56) The importance of having a “Plan B” backup plan when pursuing a music career(36:40) The responsibility teachers have for equipping students with skills they can use in their careers, no matter how “big” they make it.(40:20) The inequalities and hazards of the music industry(49:10) Why the performing lifestyle is not for everyone(51:40) If turning your hobby into a career can take some of the pleasure away(53:14) Why having a backup plan is useful when training to be a voice teacherGeorge lists many mental health resources for musicians. These include:Tonic Music for Mental Health: Training and support for music industry professionalshttps://www.thecalmzone.net/: Suicide supportMusic Support: Support for peers in the music industry affected by mental illness and/or addictionIf you or someone you know is having suicidal thoughts, the Suicide Prevention Lifeline can offer additional helpful resources.Visit George on his university page and read his papers.About the Institute for Vocal AdvancementThe Institute of Vocal Advancement (IVA) was created to provide voice teachers with a support network that provides you with the best teaching tools and strategies to advance your career. Our trainers teach from the empathic mindset, showing you how to improve your own teaching style.Learn how our Teacher Training Programs can help advance your career. Use the code “iva20percent” to get 20% off your first year's course membership fee! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this episode of the Athlete Mindset, Lisa Bonta Sumii appears as a guest on the Mental Health Training Room Podcast hosted by Haley Herdman and Naomi Yim, former Division I basketball players. Lisa discusses the intersection of mental health and athletic performance, emphasizing mental wellness's role in achieving peak athletic results.Mental Health Training Room Podcast Featuring Lisa Bonta Sumii, LCSW Highlights:The founding of AthMindset and its mission to support athletes through mental health struggles.The differences and synergies between mental health clinicians and mental performance consultants.Practical tips on how athletes can manage performance anxiety and set effective mental health goals.The importance of tailored mental health support that acknowledges the unique pressures faced by athletes.Memorable Quote:"Every human being has mental health, just like we have physical health. We live on a continuum of how healthy we are and how healthy we feel from day to day, week to week, month to month."Mental Health Training Room podcast:Mental Health Training Room is a podcast hosted by Haley Herdman and Naomi Yim, former Division I basketball players. This podcast aims to create a community and safe space for all student-athletes. We want our listeners to find comfort and relatability in their mental health struggles through the conversations that will be held with the variety of guests featured. These people include but are not limited to mental health professionals, current/former athletes, coaches, and academic advisors. While our podcast does not serve as professional help, we hope you can all learn something from each episode and be reminded that you are not alone in this journey. If you are in crisis, please reach out to the suicide hotline at 988.Click here to Contribute to the Athlete Mindset CommunityBy supporting the Athlete Mindset community, you will contribute directly to the mental health of athletes. With your amplification, we can ensure more voices are heard and more individuals are impacted. Thank You for making a difference! Connect with host, guest, and podcast production team:Lisa Bonta Sumii: LinkedIn | InstagramMental Health Training Room Podcast: Buzzsprout | Apple PodcastsSportsE Media: LinkedIn | XRelated episodes:Normalizing Mental Health in Sports with Lisa Bonta SumiiFrom The Players PodcastRecognizing the Drama in the OrdinaryMusic credit:Beat Provided By freebeats.io | Produced By White Hot

In this episode, Sarita talks about - spending Saturday at the US Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville, AL supporting the Myositis Moonwalk - Mother's Day happening Sunday, May 12 - May being Mental Health Awareness Month - the E.WE Foundation's new Mental Health Training and Certification Program- the return of One Minute Mondays - and the passing of the Zachary Thomas Newborn Screening Act in Alabama. Tune in to check out the highlights and updates! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/beingrare/support

In this episode, we discuss how mental health is in quite a spot right now. More than 40 percent of Americans recently said they were struggling with their mental health, leading the CDC to call the situation a “crisis.” Part of the issue is that we're coming out of a global pandemic that shifted our habits in a way that wasn't great for our outlook. For example, we spent more time sedentary, indoors, and connected to the cloud and less time active, outside, and connected with people.The good news is many of these problems have solutions. Just as many pandemic behaviors led to mental malaise, we can develop new behaviors that make us happier.There are many options, but Rucking Training is one hell of a way to do so. It ticks many boxes that years of research indicate will boost our mental health. References:Michael Easter Books:The Comfort CrisisThe Scarcity Brainhttps://www.twopct.com/Brain.fm App(First month Free, then 20% off subscription)Discount Code: coachdamiensdCaldera Lab Skin Carewww.calderalab.comDiscount Code: CoachDLinks:IG:@coachdamien_sd@damienrayevans@livinthedream_podcast YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS6VuPgtVsdBpDj5oN3YQTgFB:https://www.facebook.com/coachdamienSD/

Have you purchased your tickets to the Gun Owners Symposium?  It's at the San Diego Gun Show and you can enjoy as many Symposium speakers as you want!  March 2-3 at the Legacy Center in Mission Valley. Get tickets at https://gunownersradio.ticketleap.com   The passage of SB2 has brought mental health to the forefront of the gun debate. Both sides of the gun debate agree that mental health is important, but how do you tackle the problem while still supporting the Second Amendment? Rob Pincus shares what Walk the Talk America is doing to help tackle the problem.   If you're an instructor and want to use the free mental health training resources from Walk the Talk America, visit https://walkthetalkamerica.org/firearm-instructors-mental-health-resource-videos/     Be proactive and take a free and anonymous mental health screening at https://walkthetalkamerica.org/love/     Hear what happened in the court room from the Miller v. Bonta attorney, John Dillon. Get ready for a lot of mental gymnastics and contortions. Join San Diego County Gun Owners to support this type of 2A activism. https://sdcgo.org/join    SB53 is already coming down the pipeline from California's most anti-2A senator. When a law goes to Sacramento, it's already too late. But you can still make a difference as a 2A activist.  Become one today! https://gunownersradio.com/join   Did you know you can take in-person classes at the Gun Owners Symposium? Learn about the different classes that will be offered by Mike Pettengill and his amazing wife Erin.  Medical classes include: CPR-AED, STOP THE BLEED, and How to build a Med Kit.  Skills classes include Dry Fire, Drawing from a holster, and Handgun Mastery. Specialized classes include Real Estate Agent Safety and How to Identify Public Threats.   Register for a class with the Personal Protection Academy today at https://gunownersradio.ticketleap.com   STUMP MY NEPHEW: What firearm is known for being the official sidearm of the Texas Rangers?   --   Like, subscribe, and share to help restore the Second Amendment in California!   Make sure Big Tech can't censor your access to our content and subscribe to our email list: https://gunownersradio.com/subscribe   #2a #guns #gunowners #2ndAmendment #2ACA #ca42a #gunownersradio #gunrights #gunownersrights #rkba #shallnotbeinfringed #pewpew   --   The right to self-defense is a basic human right. Gun ownership is an integral part of that right. If you want to keep your Second Amendment rights, defend them by joining San Diego County Gun Owners (SDCGO), Orange County Gun Owners (OCGO), or Inland Empire Gun Owners (IEGO).   Support the cause by listening to Gun Owners Radio live on Sunday afternoon or on any podcast app at your leisure. Together we will win.   https://www.sandiegocountygunowners.com https://orangecountygunowners.com http://inlandempiregunowners.com https://www.firearmspolicy.org https://www.gunownersca.com https://gunowners.org   Show your support for Gun Owners Radio sponsors!   Get expert legal advice on any firearm-related issues: https://dillonlawgp.com   Smarter web development and digital marketing help: https://www.sagetree.com   Learn to FLY at SDFTI! San Diego Flight Training International: https://sdfti.com

Do you ever feel like your introverted nature holds you back from being the confident and impactful leader you aspire to be? Today, join host David Hall as he sits down with empowerment coach Debra Bell-Campbell to explore the quiet confidence of introverted leaders. In this episode, Debra shares her personal journey of embracing her introversion and finding the strength to lead with confidence. Listeners will discover how to leverage their introverted strengths in leadership roles, build confidence through small wins, and prioritize self-care and introspection. Whether you're an introverted leader who wants to be more confident or just looking to better understand introverted strengths, this conversation is filled with insights and practical tips. Tune in to unleash your quiet confidence, and be strong.- - -Debra Bell-Campbell is the Owner and Lead Consultant of Inspired Visions Consulting Group, LLC, and co-owner of 2Paths1Leader, LLC. Inspired Visions Consulting provides customized Leadership Training, Mental Health Training, and Strategic Planning consultation to private and government agencies through workshops, seminars, and one-on-one consultations.As one of the most sought-after introverted women leadership experts, Debra is an MBTI Certified Practitioner, Leadership and Master Life Coach, National Certified Counselor, Wellness Strategist, 6x best-selling author, and International Speaker.She is the Leadership Expert who empowers introverted career women to leverage their introversion and elevate by incorporating five key pillars: authenticity, confidence, visibility, networking, and goal setting. Debra specializes in cultivating essential strategies and enhancing skills development to empower frontline leaders to move into mid-level leadership positions.- - -Connect with DebraWebsite: DebraBell-Campbell.comNspired Ntroverted Nugget™ Newsletter on LinkedInSocials: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook | Twitter- - -Contact the Host of the Quiet and Strong Podcast:David Hall Author, Speaker, Educator, Podcaster quietandstrong.comGobio.link/quietandstrongdavid [at] quietandstrong.com Take the FREE Personality Assessment: Typefinder Personality Assessment Follow David on your favorite social platform: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | LinkedIn Get David's book:Minding Your Time: Time Management, Productivity, and Success, Especially for Introverts You may also like:Quiet & Strong Merchandise

This episode of The Inside BS Show focuses on fostering a mentally healthy workplace. Dave and Nicola discuss the importance of mental health, the need for conversations about wellbeing, promoting well-being in the workplace, providing access to mental health resources and support, and mental health training for employees and managers.TakeawaysConversations about mental health and well-being should be encouraged in the workplace to remove the stigma and provide support for employees.Promoting well-being in the workplace can include encouraging employees to take vacation days and offering flexibility in work schedules.Providing access to mental health resources and support is crucial for employees' well-being. Reviewing benefits and insurance coverage can help ensure adequate coverage for mental health services.Mental health training for employees and managers is important to recognize signs of mental health issues and provide appropriate support and referrals.Chapters00:00 Introduction01:05 The Importance of Mental Health01:59 Chapter 1: Conversations about Wellbeing and Mental Health07:22 Chapter 2: Promoting Well-being in the Workplace14:22 Chapter 3: Providing Access to Mental Health Resources and Support19:40 Chapter 4: Mental Health Training for Employees and Managers27:28 Conclusion

Brad and Ben Pearson have created mental health training for First Responders. Listen in and check out what they have put together!This will be the last episode of the year!

01:57 – Community shoutouts06:55 – David & Xylon update09:34 – Episode starts10:48 – What does Stephen call himself?12:54 – What was Stephen's first race?14:17 – What was Stephen's most recent race?19:17 – Where did Stephen run his 2:0920:20 – What was the genesis of Stephen's thoughts around his relationship with running?27:10 – Stephen explains being married to the idea of helping people for the rest of his life32:00 – Is there more focus on mental health these days in elite sports?36:00 – How has more happiness and his treatment for ADHD impacted Stephen's running and the ‘edge' he once had40:57 – How does ADHD impact Stephen's race strategy and pacing?45:32 – Stephen's plans for the Paris Olympics53:54 – How to pace a marathon59:44 – Who is in Stephen's performance team?65:37 – Who is Stephen's favorite training partner of all time?70:28 – How and why did Stephen start “the jogging room”?76:03 – Advice around strength training85:30 – What are some of the learnings Stephen has taken from Supersapiens?94:21 – What's Stephen's favorite part of the app?97:16 – Rush Round109:00 – Outro

2015 Graduate, Render Freeman, brings us his recent experience with psychodrama training in New York. Render also details his current work with counselors and why trial lawyers should be in regular therapy.

A new law passed as part of the state budget is aimed at helping student athletes through mental health struggles.

Stacy Thaxton worked for the Las Vegas Metro Police Department for 20 years, with the majority of her career being mental health-focused. She helped educate officers on mental health disorders and how to appropriately recognize and respond to these types of calls. Some major topics covered:- how to respond to calls dealing with schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, suicide attempts, etc.- how the 2020 George Floyd killing affected law enforcement officers & their training- PTSD, depression, & anxiety in officers themselves after traumatic calls- women in law enforcement- consequences for officers if they respond inappropriately to a call

Haley Lukas was a defensive stalwart for the University of California, Berkeley women's soccer team before having a successful professional stint in Hungary. During her playing career she was intrigued by various sports business transactions, and wanted to have a hand in creating them. Haley is currently working to obtain her JD/MBA at Cornell Law School, while acting as the current COO for Female Footballers, a social enterprise/non-profit helping young female-identifying and non-binary players focus on the mental aspects of sports. We chat about Haley's journey, the mission of Female Footballers, and how young women now have the chance to be mentored by top professional athletes! Episode Breakdown: 0:00- Intro 2:30- How Haley maximized her downtime 4:30- Why pursue a law degree? 6:50- Joining Female Footballers 9:50- Looking for mission-driven professional athletes 12:33- Core Pillars 20:35- Vision for the future 24:30- Outro --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a--and--a/support

Early retirements, employee retention difficulties, and increasing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) diagnoses are all indicators of escalating mental health struggles among first responders. In response, 11 fire agencies in South King County, WA, are in the process of creating a behavioral health unit for its crews. Guest expert Dr. Kelly Morgan joins Chiefs Bob Horton and Jeff Buchanan to discuss the science of trauma and the importance of policies that support first responders' mental health. You can email Fire Headlines at fireheadlines@wfca.com Visit wfca.com/fire-headlines-podcast/. Sign up for the Daily Dispatch to get the FREE daily newsletter of articles like these in your area, as well as industry developments and trends, at www.dailydispatch.com.

Last week I had the opportunity to provide a little mental health training to a group of business owners who were a part of a local chamber of commerce and I wanted to share a few of the principles and insights I learned to help you as my listeners and your families to better connect with and support each other with our mental health.

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Sabemos que 1 de cada 7 mujeres (1 de cada 10 padres) experimenta síntomas de depresión y ansiedad durante su etapa posparto. Los Trastornos del Estado de Ánimo Perinatal (PMD) durante el embarazo y dentro del primer año después del parto, pueden manifestarse en las personas de todas las edades, niveles de ingresos, raza y cultura.   En este episodio, me acompañan Karla Cardoza, LMFT, PMH-C, y Marianela Rodriguez, Ph.D., PMH-C para hablar mas sobre este importante tema e informar a las mamas de habla Hispana.    Comparten sobre el desarrollo de los programas de Postpartum Support International para la salud mental de la mama. Nos informan sobre el trastorno del estado de animo y ansiedad en la etapa perinatal, y los recursos disponibles en español.    También comparten lo importante que es que más profesionales en el campo medico obtengan la certificación para entender sobre la salud mental materna.   ¡Acompáñanos! Y comparte este podcast con todas las mamas que hablen español. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First Aired April 22, 2023Summit Pointe, the Calhoun County behavioral health authority, plans special events in May 2023 to observe Mental Health Month. As well, as we learn from Meghan and Amy in this episode of Community Matters, county residents are invited to participate in free trainings to help better educate about mental health.Click to also hear about how the color green is helping raise awareness about mental health.Episode ResourcesFull details on Summit Pointe's Mental Health Month eventsSummit Pointe websiteSummit Pointe podcast seriesABOUT COMMUNITY MATTERSFormer WBCK Morning Show host Richard Piet (2014-2017) returns to host Community Matters, an interview program focused on community leaders and newsmakers in and around Battle Creek. Community Matters is heard Saturdays, 8-8:30 AM Eastern on WBCK-FM (95.3) and anytime at battlecreekpodcast.com.Community Matters is sponsored by Lakeview Ford Lincoln.Battlecreekpodcast.com and The Richard Piet Show are Livemic Communications podcasts. Livemic Communications helps businesses, organizations and entrepreneurs create customized, purposeful podcast content.

We become fooled into believing that progress (and happiness) is linear - both in running and life. When you're experiencing a ‘high' or extended period of positivity, enjoy it, but understand that ‘low' moments will follow.  This week's episode dives into the important, often overlooked aspects of mental health, specifically as they relate to running and following a big accomplishment. Our discussion centers around ideas, such as…  Why we need to center our running around values (not results). The importance of curiosity, community, and performance standards in your training. How we fall into the unconscious desire for a feedback loop, where we rely more on the external rewards than the internal benefits - which are what got us started in the first place! Why do you run? Our training should empower life, not hinder it. We hope that this episode provides you with the tools necessary to build a positive relationship with your training, racing, and performance goals. New releases of the Elevate Your Running podcast every Thursday! If you enjoyed this episode, let us know by leaving a review on the platform you're listening on, and connect with us on social media!  Podcast Resources: Elevate Your Running The Feed Connect w/ Austin⁠ Connect w/ Sara – Track: Chicago — Jey Co [Audio Library Release] Music provided by Audio Library Plus Watch: https://youtu.be/MNbfbvZR10A Free Download / Stream: https://alplus.io/chicago

Host Mikaela Lefrak talks with Rep. Becca Balint about legislation she introduced that would create a grant for mental health first aid training in schools.

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"On this week's episode of The Laidback Hour, Andrew will be talking to Sarah from Fast First Aid, South East Queensland's leading First Aid and Mental Health Training provider. Sarah will explain what it is, why it is important for people to learn First Aid and how anyone can take part in the courses providing to encourage people to train to save some lives. All this and more on this week's episode of The Laidback Hour. In association with the Ipswich Community Youth Service Get Set For Work program and the Care to Work project."

Join Mitch Bach as he hosts the Tourpreneur Podcast with Dave Dennis of the Cornerstone Safety Group, Kristin Dennison, VP of Trip Experience at TrovaTrip, and Mike Megan, Executive Director with Global Expeditions Group. They discuss risk management in the travel industry and how tour operators can ensure safety for travelers. Hear their stories from TrovaTrips and Global Expeditions, learn about Cornerstone's services such as a resource library and on-call services for members, and discover how to create conditions for powerful transformation of people through travel experiences. 0:02:57 Risk Management and Duty of Care: A Conversation with Dave 0:05:16 Discussion on Duty of Care: Legal and Moral Obligations of Tour Operators 0:07:38 "Risk Management and Safety in the Travel and Adventure Industry" 0:10:47 Prioritizing Safety in Travel Delivery and Onboarding 0:13:00 Exploring Global Risk Management and Duty of Care Obligations for Travelers 0:14:34 Risk Management Communication: A Discussion on Physical and Mental Risks 0:16:07 Crisis Management Planning for Travel Organizations 0:21:35 Discussion on Duty of Care and Secession Planning in the Workforce 0:22:44 Conversation on Crisis Response Structures and Risk Management for Field Staff 0:25:05 Conversation on Mental Well-Being and Emotional Support in the Travel Ecosystem Post-Pandemic 0:26:53 Exploring Mental Health Support for Travelers and Staff in the Post-Pandemic Landscape 0:31:27 Examining the Impact of the Pandemic on Teamwork and Mental Health in College Programs 0:33:46 Discussion on Student Burnout and Mental Health Issues in Travel Programs 0:35:32 Mental Health Training for Tour Operators and Guides 0:39:07 Setting Appropriate Emotional Boundaries for Field Staff and Office Teams 0:42:47 Setting Boundaries for Transformative Experiences 0:47:08 Conversation on Risk Management and Intentional Travel Planning 0:48:38 Discussion on Developing a Framework for the Travel Industry https://tourpreneur.com/start/

Last week I had the opportunity to provide a little mental health training to a group of business owners who were a part of a local chamber of commerce and I wanted to share a few of the principles and insights I learned to help you as my listeners and your families to better connect with and support each other with our mental health. Show Notes: Donate here to help support this podcast! Sign up for My Make Monday Newsletter Follow Josh on Instagram Follow Josh on TikTok

Jiwon Woo, Program Director at Mustard Seed Generation, explains how their mental health training is equipping churches to address mental health issues in congregations and communities around the USA. The next training starts on April 7th, 2023 and goes for 7 weeks.  Get all the details and register at https://learn.mustardseedgeneration.org/ Early bird registration is coming up on March 17th, 2023, and our Erasing Shame listeners get a special $50 discount! Listen for the coupon code and put it to good use.  총 7주간의 프로그램을 통해 한인 교회 지도자 여러분들이 정신건강 전문가분들을 통해 효율적으로 이슈를 다룰 수 있는 방안을 배워나갑니다.

 Dr Zac Seidler will share his research on men's mental health which has looked at shifting how we understand, approach, respond to, and treat men's distress by creating mental health services and therapeutic approaches that specifically take masculinity into account. Our conversation will explore the perspective and insights from the voice of lived experience as well as of those of a clinician who works closely with men. Join us for a conversation about ways to better understand and respond to men's distress so that together we can enhance mental health in men.Panellists:Zac Seidler: Senior Research Fellow at Orygen - University of Melbourne, Director of Mental Health Training at Movember, Honorary Research Fellow at Black Dog Institute, Clinical Psychologist.Anna Ricciardello: PsychologistChris: Lived Experience RepresentativeModeratorDr Sarah Barker: Clinical Psychologist

This Expert Insights session will focus on men's mental health and the rise in international male suicide rates.  Dr Zac Seidler will share his research on men's mental health which has looked at shifting how we understand, approach, respond to, and treat men's distress by creating mental health services and therapeutic approaches that specifically take masculinity into account. Our conversation will explore the perspective and insights from the voice of lived experience as well as of those of a clinician who works closely with men. Join us for a conversation about ways to better understand and respond to men's distress so that together we can enhance mental health in men.Panellists:Zac Seidler: Senior Research Fellow at Orygen - University of Melbourne, Director of Mental Health Training at Movember, Honorary Research Fellow at Black Dog Institute, Clinical Psychologist.Anna Ricciardello: PsychologistChris: Lived Experience RepresentativeModeratorDr Sarah Barker: Clinical Psychologist

Retired Navy Seal, Dave Berkenfield joins me to discuss: how to focus and find purpose after retirementlosing his brother to suicideroll of speech pathology in mental acuity and improving memoryviews challenges as elephants or rabbitsturning hope into actiondealing with loneliness the "hole in your gut"what to do when it gets "real quiet"weight of peer pressure and performancecocktail for mental healthBIO: Dave Berkenfield is a retired member of the US Military Special Operations community focusing on building and leading small teams in dynamic and austere combat environments. In his retirement, he has become passionate about the challenges of serving in the Armed Forces. Dave has worked closely with The American Legion to develop the Be the One campaign and can provide an experiential and military perspective. He can speak with passion and authenticity about the campaign and the role everyone in America can play today to help end veteran suicide. Website: www.betheone.orgJungle is Neutral: shorturl.at/aHKN9Hatchet: shorturl.at/cgJM9Sponsor:Is there something interfering with your happiness or is preventing you from achieving your goals? https://betterhelp.com/leo and enjoy 10% off your first month and start talking to mental health professional today!! 1-on-1 Coaching: If you want go from feeling hopeless to hopeful, lonely to connected and like a burden to a blessing, then go to 1-on-1 coaching, go to www.thrivewithleo.com. Let's get to tomorrow, together. National Suicide Prevention Lifeline988Teen Line (Los Angeles)800-852-8336The Trevor Project (LGBTQ Youth Hotline)866-488-7386National Domestic Violence Hotline800-799-SAFE [800-799-7233]Crisis Text LineText "Connect" to 741741 in the USALifeline Chathttps://suicidepreventionlifeline.org/chat/International Suicide Hotlines: http://www.suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlines.htmlhttps://www.nowmattersnow.org/skillshttps://sobermeditations.libsyn.com/ www.suicidesafetyplan.com https://scaa.club/

Debra Bell-Campbell, owner and lead consultant with Inspired Visions Consulting Group, LLC and the co-owner of 2Paths1Leader, LLC, is devoted to enhancing leadership skills for aspiring, emerging, and seasoned female leaders, particularly those who identify as introverts. Her belief is that introverts don't have to change who they are but can learn how to leverage their introversion, elevate and lead authentically and in this episode she shares valuable nuggets which include incorporating 5 key pillars - visibility; authenticity; confidence; networking; goal setting. About Debra Bell-Campbell Debra Bell-Campbell is the Owner and Lead Consultant with Inspired Visions Consulting Group, LLC since 2013 and the co-owner of 2Paths1Leader, LLC since 2022. Inspired Visions Consulting, LLC has provided customized Leadership Training, Mental Health Training, and Strategic Planning consultation to private and government agencies through workshops, seminars, and one-on-one consultations. Debra has curated specific programs for the National Weather Service, Florida Department of Education, Division of Vocational Rehabilitation, and the Florida Department of Children & Families. In this capacity, she has worked to help organizations build multigenerational teams and increase effective organizational communications. She has also provided essential strategies tohelp frontline leaders move into mid-level leadership She has served as a Licensed Professional Counselor in the State of Mississippi and currently maintains her National Certified Counselor certification. Debra serves her community as an MBTI Certified Practitioner, Wellness Strategist, and Master Life Coach.Debra has authored and published five best-selling books. She co-authored three of the five books with the number one motivational speaker in the world, Dr. Les Brown and Dr. Cheryl Wood. She has been a featured author and international speaker in numerous conferences, magazines, podcasts, and mainstream news outlets, such as ABC, NBC, and CBS, providing empowerment tips, techniques, and tools for introverted career women in leadership. https://www.debrabell-campbell.com https://www.linkedin.com/in/debra-bell-campbell-ms-ncc-cssgb-02687b29/

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David Juncos is a clinical psychologist, author and performance coach who specialises in music performance anxiety. His treatment approach includes the use of acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), and he has presented his research on this subject on an international scale. He is a faculty member at the Voice Study Centre and his book, Act for Musicians: A Guide for Using Acceptance and Commitment Training to Enhance Performance, Overcome Performance Anxiety and Improve Well-being, is available for purchase now. KEY TAKEAWAYS David is a musician at heart and in his work as a psychologist naturally gravitated towards musicians – this led to his interest in the area of music performance anxiety (MPA). When you have social anxiety, you have a fear of doing things in front of others. When you combine that fear with other symptoms that are highly distressing, you have a disorder. The disorder is not just the presence of symptoms but the presence of symptoms plus distress over having symptoms. People with performance anxiety experience many different symptoms including: physiological arousal symptoms such as tachycardia and shortness of breath; cognitive symptoms, so what your mind is doing when anxious; and behavioural symptoms. Behavioural symptoms cover avoidant or anxious behaviours such as not making eye contact during a performance or positioning yourself further away from the audience. ACT is part of a wave of newer behavioural psychotherapies that have become popular in the last 20 or 30 years. ACT encourages people to learn to coexist with anxious thoughts rather than try to eliminate them. The aim is to create a neutral relationship with anxiety so that you're not in an adversarial tug-of-war role with yourself and your anxiety.  BEST MOMENTS  ‘There was a lack of good methodological rigour in how these psychotherapies were being studied in the lab' ‘What your mind is doing when anxious is worrying about making a mistake and worrying about the implications and making it' ‘Being female unfortunately makes you more likely to have MPA'   EPISODE RESOURCES   BAST Training   Guest Website: actformusicians.com hptherapy.com http://www.hptherapy.com/OurPsychotherapists.en.html#DavidJ Social Media: Research Gate: researchgate.net/profile/David-Juncos-2 Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-juncos-psy-d-b688a53b/ Relevant Links & Mentions: Voice Study Centre: voicestudycentre.com Singing Teachers Talk Podcast - Ep 76. Mental Health Training for Performing Arts Workers with Raffaella Covino: https://linktr.ee/basttraining?utm_source Applause for Thought: applauseforthought.com The work of Diana Kenny The Psychology of Music Performance Anxiety by Diana Kenny Mental Health First Aid England: https://mhfaengland.org/ Voice Geek Facebook Forum Noa Kageyama & The Bulletproof Musician: https://bulletproofmusician.com/ org   ABOUT THE GUEST   David G. Juncos, PsyD, is a clinical psychologist, author and performance coach based in Philadelphia, PA. He earned his doctorate in Clinical Psychology from La Salle University in 2015. He has over 17 years' experience in treating a variety of clinical problems, including anxiety, mood, and substance use disorders. He specialises in the treatment of music performance anxiety (MPA) and has presented internationally on his research in using Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) to treat MPA and enhance music performance. He is on faculty with the Voice Study Centre, a UK-based provider of postgraduate study in Voice Pedagogy and Performance Coaching for Performing Artists. There he provides lectures and tutorials on MPA, ACT, Motivational Interviewing, achieving peak performance, and statistics/research design, and he trains music teachers in ACT coaching to help them manage students' MPA and other performance-related problems. He recently co-authored his first book, entitled ACT for Musicians: A Guide for Using Acceptance and Commitment Training to Enhance Performance, Overcome Performance Anxiety, and Improve Well-Being. Lastly, he is an amateur songwriter and has performed both as a solo artist and in bands throughout the Philadelphia area as a vocalist, guitarist, and keyboardist. NOW AVAILABLE: To learn more about David's book ACT for Musicians,  an evidence-based guide for using Acceptance & Commitment Training to enhance performance skills, overcome performance anxiety, and improve overall well-being, go here: https://www.universal-publishers.com/book.php?method=ISBN&book=1627343814 See David's latest publication here: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fpsyg.2022.830230/full   ABOUT THE PODCAST   BAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events. Website: basttraining.com Get updates to your inbox: Click here for updates from BAST Training Link to presenter's bios: basttraining.com/singing-teachers-talk-podcast-bios  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week's guest has made it her mission to open up the conversation on mental health in the performing arts. Raffaella Covino has spent the past ten years working on the West End and internationally as a Dance Captain and Swing. She is also the founder and director of applause for thought which offers accessible mental health training and support to people in the performing arts. Raffaella joins Bronwyn on Singing Teachers' Talk to chat about all things mental health and what training you as a singing teacher can get.    KEY TAKEAWAYS After dealing with her own mental health issues, Raffaella found a passion for helping people overcome their mental health struggles. It was as if her eyes had been opened to the signs that someone is struggling and unwilling to talk about it. This led to the creation of Applause for Thought.  Applause for thought was launched on February 3rd 2019 and is now a triple award-winning Community Interest Company that facilitates lower-cost mental health, Support, Talks and Workshops, Accredited Mental Health Training, and Bespoke Consultancy to all those working in the arts and entertainment industry. The mental health practitioners working for Applause for Thought are all aware of the performing arts industry so you don't need to spend your time explaining to them what exactly it is you do. They know and understand the pressures you're under in your role.  The biggest industry specific trigger around mental health is burnout. When you're any kind of freelancer the work doesn't stop and when you're not working, you're trying to find the next thing.   Singing teachers can help and support performers through not just focusing on the skill, singing, but more of a focus on confidence and how our students feel. If you take a whole person approach and build confidence that will build them to be able to deal with the industry.    BEST MOMENTS ‘Mental health wasn't spoken about the way it is now'  ‘Education = Prevention'  ‘Mental health is so tricky because it seems invisible'    EPISODE RESOURCES  BAST Training  Guest Website: www.applauseforthought.com Social Media: Instagram: @applauseforthought Twitter: @ApplauseThought   ABOUT THE GUEST Raffaella Covino is a creative who has spent the last decade working as a Dance Captain/Associate and Swing across the West End, UK and Internationally. She took a year long hiatus from the industry in 2018 as she navigated mental illness, but born out of that experience was the now triple award-winning community interest company Applause for thought.  Since launching in February 2019 with the ethos and mantra 'education equals prevention' at the heart, AFT facilitates lower cost mental health; support, talks and workshops, accredited training and bespoke consultancy to the arts and entertainment industry.   ABOUT THE PODCAST BAST Training is here to help singers gain the knowledge, skills and understanding required to be a great singing teacher. We can help you whether you are getting started or just have some knowledge gaps to fill through our courses and educational events. Website: basttraining.com Get updates to your inbox: Click here for updates from BAST Training Link to presenter's bios: basttraining.com/singing-teachers-talk-podcast-biosSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In his academic and professional career Australian Clinical Psychologist Zac Seidler has focused on understanding men's mental health and masculinity, reducing male suicide and the benefits of mateship. Through his research, he advocates for a change in the way we think about treating men's distress, and also stresses the need to create mental health services that account for masculinity. This has lead to the groundbreaking training program Men in Mind for mental health clinicians, aimed at better understanding and responses to men's anguish and suicidality. Dr Seidler is currently the Director of Mental Health Training at Movember and a Senior Research Fellow with Orygen at the University of Melbourne.

Dr Zac Seidler, is a clinical psychologist, researcher and leading men's mental health expert. Zac is the Director of Mental Health Training at Movember and Senior Research Fellow with Orygen at the University of Melbourne, Dr Seidler has dedicated his academic and professional career to men's mental health and masculinity. His goal is to help reduce the staggering rate of male suicide worldwide. Through his research, Dr Seidler has advocated for a change in the way we think about treating men's distress, with a focus on creating mental health services that account for masculinity. This has evolved into a fully funded project, Men in Mind, the world's first training program for mental health clinicians to help them better understand and respond to men's distress and suicidality.

Welcome back to the Hops and Stocks Podcast. This week we welcome Mental Health Professional Karisma Hazel! In the H&S Taproom this week, the fellas review a couple of IPAs, a Berliner Style, and a Mead. Our special guest this week is Karisma Hazel! Ms. Hazel has experience in Mental Health Case Management, School-Based Counseling, Mental Health Training, and Development, and she currently serves as a Mental Health Therapist and the Program Manager for Poppy's Therapeutic Corner. Karisma and the crew have a much-needed discussion about mental health and how it affects our families and our community. The fellas open up about some of the challenges they have faced and how different forms of therapy and counseling have helped them through some of these issues. Plus Ms. Hazel and the guys still provide some of that light-hearted nature that you've all grown accustomed to. Don't miss out on this episode! Beer Reviewed Trippel - New Belgium Soft Temple - Branch and Bone Sunrise Bay - B. Nektar Juice Force IPA - Voodoo Ranger --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hops-and-stocks/support

This week is Men's Health Week from the 13th to the 19th June and every year we dedicate a specific episode to the conversation. Like most international or national awareness weeks, the health and wellness of men and boys and their specific needs are important every week and not just right now, but it always helps to have gentle reminders, especially for topics that can carry by stigma, tradition or shame.We've had some amazing conversations with fabulous guests about the changing social conceptions of masculinity, the biggest challenges for men's mental health and how we can better support our boys earlier on in life. And I can't think of anyone better to continue those chats this year than clinical psychologist, leading men's mental health researcher AND Director of Mental Health Training at Movember, Dr Zac Seidler.Zac is the ultimate advocate for better understanding men's mental health and masculinity dedicating his career to helping reduce the staggering rate of male suicide worldwide. I loved hearing how he approaches this passion from all directions continuing to see patients one on one, research academically AND work at an executive level at Movember.He's got a million things going on so I feel very lucky he has shared his wisdom and passion with the yayborhood. Content warning - We do discuss mental health and suicide in some depth, so please do take care and I've listed some resources below – please never hesitate to reach out for help.+ Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah+ Join our Facebook community here+ Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

This week is Men's Health Week from the 13th to the 19th June and every year we dedicate a specific episode to the conversation. Like most international or national awareness weeks, the health and wellness of men and boys and their specific needs are important every week and not just right now, but it always helps to have gentle reminders, especially for topics that can carry by stigma, tradition or shame. We've had some amazing conversations with fabulous guests about the changing social conceptions of masculinity, the biggest challenges for men's mental health and how we can better support our boys earlier on in life. And I can't think of anyone better to continue those chats this year than clinical psychologist, leading men's mental health researcher AND Director of Mental Health Training at Movember, Dr Zac Seidler. Zac is the ultimate advocate for better understanding men's mental health and masculinity dedicating his career to helping reduce the staggering rate of male suicide worldwide. I loved hearing how he approaches this passion from all directions continuing to see patients one on one, research academically AND work at an executive level at Movember. He's got a million things going on so I feel very lucky he has shared his wisdom and passion with the yayborhood. Content warning - We do discuss mental health and suicide in some depth, so please do take care and I've listed some resources below – please never hesitate to reach out for help. PLEASE REACH OUT IF YOU ARE STRUGGLING: Lifeline 13 11 14 Beyondblue + Announcements on Insta at @spoonful_of_sarah + Join our Facebook community here + Subscribe to not miss out on the next instalment of YAY!

Real STUFF hits some raw edges in this episode, with Hunter Johnson interviewing one of Australia's most free-speaking mental health experts, Dr Zac Seidler. Debunking a tonne of speculations and hypotheses on men's mental health, this conversation cuts to the bone with everyday ways to check in on ourselves and our mates. Amidst loads of ridiculous teenage references and hilarious accounts of growing up anxious, there is a trigger warning. Hunter and Zac touch on suicide, depression and anxiety to bring new personal truths to these heavy topics. Dr Zac says men aren't dying because they don't open up, rather, we have a system that shuts them down. Dr Zac is currently Director of Mental Health Training at Movember and Senior Research Fellow with Orygen at the University of Melbourne. No ivory towers. No judgement. Just honest acknowledgement that we are all on a daily, dynamic journey when it comes to our mental health. Thanks for walking it with us! In this episode, get real insights on Real STUFF like this: “There's a discussion in society that goes “thank God for the next generation”. And I wholeheartedly agree, but I don't want to be handing them the shit show that we are existing in at the moment.” “I will climb down the ladder with you, but I won't go all the way to the bottom and I will hold my arm out and I will pull you back up. You know, and I think too many guys go all the way down and then you're fucking sinking in the mud. You will hold on to the ladder and I will hold on to you.” “​​We've done this research at Movember that shows over 40% of guys regret telling anyone about their mental health, wow, for a big stat, it's huge. It's huge.” Learn more about Zac at www.zacseidler.com Find Zac on socials: Twitter: https://twitter.com/zacseidler LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-zac-seidler-50379a66/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zacseidler/

(Content Warning: This episode contains mention of suicidal ideation, self-harm, and sexual abuse while discussing journeys through mental illness) As many of you know, May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This week, I invited Sharon Kim onto the podcast to discuss her own mental health and illness journey and her passionate involvement in bringing awareness and bridging the gap for better mental health access for Korean Americans. Sharon serves as the Executive Director at Mustard Seed Generation (MSG), a nonprofit organization that exists to lower mental health barriers in the Korean American community. She was born in Paraguay to Korean parents and grew up in Paraguay, Spain, and China and has worked in Korea and Mexico. Growing up as a global nomad, she experienced hardships that many Third Culture Kids go through, namely anxiety that comes from constantly moving around as well as a sense of rootlessness and identity crisis. Through those experiences, she became passionate about raising awareness of cross-cultural kids to mono-cultural parents and hopes to help strengthen parent-child relationships through MSG. She holds a bachelor's degree in English Language and Literature from Seoul National University and a master's degree in International Education Policy from Harvard Graduate School of Education. Sharon enjoys going anywhere and everywhere on a journey with her brown leather journal, a black pen, and a good book in hand in her spare time. Sharon is an Ennegram 1w2 and her MBTI goes between an INFJ - The Advocate and an ENFJ - The Protagonist Instagram: @msgeneration Podcast: Research Sense for Korean American Therapy Register for their upcoming Mental Health Training for Korean American Church Leaders If you loved this episode as much as I did, head on over to rate and subscribe so you never miss an episode! I would love to hear more from you on the topics you want to hear. Go to @kollercommentary to comment your key takeaways and join the email list to share what you want to hear about next! Eunjoy ~ --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kollercommentary/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kollercommentary/support

Dr Zac Seidler is a psychologist, a leading mental health expert and the Director of Mental Health Training at Movember. Zac has dedicated his career to better understanding men's mental health and building programs to reshape how clinicians approach working with men in distress. Zac and Movember's goal is to reduce the male suicide rate by 25% by 2030. How we create a world with less suicide is highly complex - and it's going to take research, preventative health strategies, crisis support and the every day person all working together to get us there. November is of course Movember, that special time of the year when the majestic mo's are flowing, so whether you're growing one yourself or donating to a great cause, find a way to get involved, and do it for the boiz!

Stanley Roberts talks with mental health expert Kevin Briggs from Pivotal Points Kevin Briggs is a public speaker, author, veteran, and retired California Highway Patrol sergeant, who spent many years patrolling the Golden Gate Bridge. While he was on patrol he encountered many individuals who were clinging to life by a thread. He has personally encouraged more than 200 individuals over his career to not end their life, but to begin a new chapter. Through his work he became known as the "Guardian of the Golden Gate." He wrote a book called "Guardian of the Golden Gate: Protecting the Line Between Hope and Despair." Since his retirement, he has dedicated his life to promote mental health awareness across the globe through Pivotal Points, an organization he founded. www.piovtal-points.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/avoidearth/message

Our first episode this season is “Modern Masculinity”. Host Kim Borrowdale talks with clinical psychologist Dr. Zac Seidler. As a researcher and leading men's mental health expert, he currently holds dual roles as Director of Mental Health Training at Movember and Research Fellow with Orygen at the University of Melbourne. Dr. Seidler has dedicated his academic and professional career towards further understanding men's mental health and masculinity. His ultimate goal is to help reduce the staggering rate of male suicide worldwide.  Subscribe to the series: On Apple Podcasts here  On Google Podcasts here On Spotify here TRANSCRIPTS TO PODCAST INTERVIEW

Dr. Drea Letamendi is a clinical psychologist who is the host of the Arkham Sessions podcast, the Associate Director of Mental Health Training, Intervention, and Response for Residential Life at UCLA, and the Interim Director of the Student Resilience Center at UCLA. Aa a professional, Dr. Letamendi discovered that she could follow her own path and embrace what she loved, by intersecting the worlds of psychological science with fictional heroism. As such, she contributes to public health education using the intersections of science and superheroes. To bring psychology to wide audiences and help others bridge the worlds of fantasy and reality, she hosts podcasts and delivers seminars, panels, and keynotes at universities, organizations, and comic conventions.  Since 2010, she's served as a psychological consultant for comic book writers and other creatives interested in portraying aspects of mental health. As a pop culture enthusiast, she's been featured in commentaries for film and television produced by SyFy, CNN, MTV,  and Warner Brothers, to name a few.

In this our first episode, Nick talks to Tom Chapman, an internationally recognised barber, ambassador, educator and founder of The Lions Barber Collective charity which is dedicated to raising awareness for suicide prevention. The idea for the charity, driven through the assistance of trained Barbers came after one of Tom's friend, Alex, took his own life. Unable to properly cope with the death of his friend by finding the correct charity he could form a part of, he decided to create his own. Through the charity, Tom now trains people across the globe in supporting conversations and signposting around mental health and suicide prevention. In this episode we talk about this founders story, the importance of training and the art of conversation. Tweet Virti: @virtimed Contact Virti: https://virti.com