Podcasts about stigma of mental health

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Episode Overview: In this episode, Dr. Michael Foti discusses the stigma surrounding mental health, particularly in the healthcare profession. Dr. Foti is an internal medicine physician and faculty at the Touro College of Osteopathic Medicine. He is also on the board of directors for the New York State Osteopathic Medical Society and vice president of the National Alliance on Mental Illness in Orange County, New York.Key Points:Introduction to Dr. Foti:Dr. Michael Foti introduces himself and his professional background.Discusses his roles and contributions in various medical organizations.Personal Mental Health Journey:Dr. Foti shares his personal experience with mental health struggles, exacerbated during his intern year amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.He describes the intense pressures of his training and the personal loss of his mother to undiagnosed stage four lung cancer.The Impact of Stigma:Dr. Foti highlights the stigma associated with mental health issues in the healthcare field.Discusses how this stigma prevents healthcare professionals from seeking necessary help.Overcoming Mental Health Challenges:Dr. Foti details his own struggles with panic disorder and the severe symptoms he experienced.He emphasizes the importance of seeking help and shares his journey of getting better through therapy and medication.Healthcare Workers and Mental Health:Discussion about the challenges healthcare workers face regarding mental health and the fear of professional repercussions.Dr. Foti mentions the legal protections for mental health issues under the ADA and ongoing legislative efforts to support mental health in the healthcare workforce.Legislative Efforts and Advocacy:Introduction to the Dr. Lorna Breen Provider Protection Act, which aims to support mental health for healthcare workers.Dr. Foti's involvement in national advocacy for mental health, including speaking engagements with the U.S. Surgeon General.Practical Tips for Mental Health:Dr. Foti offers three tips for managing mental health:Speak to someone, whether a primary care doctor or a therapist.Be kind to yourself and recognize that it's okay to not be okay.CelebrThe Power of Peacefulness and Stress Relief Podcast was created by Sharon McLaughlin MD FACS to help normalize mental health. My podcast is designed specifically for women who feel overwhelmed by the demands of daily life. I am a physician who has experienced burnout, a cancer survivor and an autoimmune disease "thriver" We bring you the latest insights from leading experts in stress management, psychology, and wellness. Learn practical, science-backed strategies to alleviate stress and incorporate peacefulness into your life. Our expert guests share valuable tips on how to create positive relationships, build self-esteem, resolve conflicts, and live a healthier lifestyle.If you need help creating peace in your life be sure to download our peacefulness workbook.https://sharonmclaughlinmd.com/workbookI would love to hear your thoughts.Instagram-https://www.instagram.com/sharonmclaughlinmd/Tik Tok-https://www.tiktok.com/@sharonmclaughlinmdLinkedin -https://www.linkedin.com/in/sharonmclaughlinmd/Facebook-https://www.facebook.com/sharon.t.mclaughlin/Email sharon@sharonmclaughlinmd.com...

Jenny Tucker shares her personal experience with postpartum depression, including the challenges, realizations, and the journey to seeking help and healing. She discusses the impact of postpartum depression on her early motherhood experience and the resistance she faced in accepting medication in her healing journey. Jenny's story touches on her experience with mastitis and D-MER (Dysphoric Milk Ejection Reflex) and highlights the importance of seeking help, the stigma around mental health, and the process to finding joy in motherhood again.  The conversation delves into the personal journey of overcoming postpartum depression (PPD) and the challenges faced by mothers. It explores the decision to seek help, the stigma around medication, and the collective suffering experienced by mothers.  The discussion also touches on the duality of advocating for systemic change while taking personal steps to address mental health. The importance of seeking support, the impact of medication, and the need for a shift in societal attitudes are highlighted. Connect with Us: Follow Jenny and Centerline Community on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/centerlinecommunity/ Literature referenced: Powerful Postpartum  Follow Chelsea & Megan on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/raisingmama_/ FREE Postpartum Resources: https://raisingmama.com/collections/new-parent-resources This podcast is brought to you by Raising Mama, makers of the PERFECT Bamboo Baby Pajama. Easy-On, and Easy-Off, our Buttery Soft Bamboo Baby Pajamas Ensure Effortless Changes and have Empowering Prints and Messages to Mamas on them.  Plus $1 of each pajama sold supports maternal mental health through Postpartum Support International.

Heather and I are talking about our neighbors with a mental health diagnosis. FearMythsMissed opportunitiesHeather and I want to hear about ways that you noticed stigma effecting your own mental health neighborhood. https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/beyond-mental-health/202402/are-neighbors-with-mental-health-conditions-welcome

Emily Cox is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor working with tweens, teens, and young adults in private practice. Emily's work focuses on supporting children working through big feelings, adolescents navigating transitions, and emerging adults exploring identity.  Emily loves helping those who feel stuck, misunderstood, or unheard find their voice and use it with confidence.Emily has been in the mental health field for over ten years in a variety of settings, from inpatient units to In Home therapy. Emily uses an empowering and creative approach to connect and support clients in discussing their needs, often through expressive arts techniques and EMDR therapy to supplement traditional talk therapy. Outside of the therapy office, Emily can be found blasting Taylor Swift on road trips, hiking with her dog, and digging in the dirt while trying to grow new plants. Connect with Emily at Larkspur Therapy www.larksurtherapy.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterself/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/betterself/support

We are taking a look at the human side of hockey on the podcast today as Bob and John have a conversation with Jay Harrison, and then Kelly Chase. Bob and John talk with Jay about his “First Line Initiative” as he works with the NHLPA to not only reduce the stigma of mental health among hockey players but also provide resources to help teammates support each other. After the break, Kelly Chase joins the show to give us an update on his fight with leukemia and inform us about his “Puck Cancer” event in St. Louis on April 5th." I've added commas before "and then" for clarity and changed "leukaemia" to "leukemia" for consistency with American English spelling. Additionally, I've capitalized "April" and added a period after "5th" for consistency and clarity.

On this part one episode, co-host Katy Starr has a candid conversation with corporate life employee turned long distance horse rider and trailblazer for mental health, Jodie Morton of Green, Gold and Blues about:How the loss of those close to her inspired her journey to start Green, Gold and Blues, riding horses to break down the stigma with mental health in rural communitiesLeaving a relationship that threatened her own mental health, her bond with her horses and muted her voice, blindsiding her as an advocate for this causeHow her horses, Thelma and Saké, have played a pivotal role in her trauma healing to help rebuild her confidence to ride and speak on mental health againThrough storytelling and sharing personal experiences, Jodie aims to raise awareness and create a safe space for others to open up about their own mental health journeys.Upcoming, in episode 78, part two of our discussion with Jodie, we'll continue our conversation more about her extensive trail riding experiences 1,800+ miles on the Bicentennial National Trail in Australia and the Continental Divide in the United States, her must-have gear for long distance rides and practical tips for a safe and successful trip, along with overcoming challenges. Have a topic idea or feedback to share? We want to connect with you! Email podcast@standlee.com____________________________________ Are you struggling and need help? Please reach out now:Beyond Blue in AustraliaNational Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) in the United States ____________________________________Connect with Jodie on social platforms and her website – Instagram – @greengoldandbluesTikTok – @greengoldandbluesFacebook – @greengoldandbluesYouTube – @greengoldandbluesWebsite – https://www.greengoldandblues.com/____________________________________ *Episode art image credit – Bon Miller Love the podcast? Leave a rating and review on Apple – https://podcasts.apple.com/.../beyond-the-barn/id1541221306Leave a rating on Spotify – https://open.spotify.com/show/3dmftQmwLKDQNueUcCJBZaHave a topic idea or feedback to share? We want to connect with you! Email podcast@standlee.comShare our podcast and learn more about our co-hosts at our Beyond the Barn podcast pageSUBSCRIBE to the Beyond the Barn podcast email to be an exclusive insider!Find us on Apple, Spotify or Google Podcasts and SUBSCRIBE, so you never miss an episode._______________________________Check out the Standlee Barn Bulletin BlogFind more nutritional resources from Dr. Stephen Duren and Dr. Tania Cubitt at https://www.standleeforage.com/nutrition/ Connect with Standlee on Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and TikTok_______________________________*Views and opinions expressed by guests are their own and do not necessarily reflect the view of Standlee Premium Products, LLC.*

Embark on a profound exploration of the heart and the mind as we unravel the complexities of addiction and mental health, guided by the powerful narrative of Dr. Rob Kelly. His harrowing journey from a promising childhood to the depths of homelessness, due to the grip of alcoholism, lays bare the indiscriminate nature of addiction.Through our intimate dialogue, we shine a light on the often misunderstood connection between trauma, mental health, and substance abuse, challenging the stigma and offering a beacon of hope for those entangled in their own battles.Our discourse meanders into the deceptive allure of vodka among alcoholics and the pivotal role mental health plays in the development of addiction. Unpacking the layers, we discuss the revolutionary approaches to treatment that consider the individual's entire ecosystem, including the critical support of the family. Personal triumphs over addiction interlace our conversation, serving as a testament to the potency of addressing underlying trauma and mental health concerns as the cornerstone of sustainable recovery.As we share stories of resilience, we also delve into the transformative power of community and the courage found in vulnerability.Whether it's a story of overcoming personal trauma, or an anecdote of how revisiting a site of past pain can catalyze healing, each narrative reinforces the fundamental truth that we are not alone in our struggles. Our discourse culminates in a call to action, inviting listeners to join the conversation and support one another, as we foster a community where no one has to face their pain in solitude.(0:00:00) – Understanding Alcoholism and AddictionAddiction, trauma, and mental health are discussed, along with the stigma surrounding them, and the importance of education and personal choices.(0:10:55) – Understanding Alcoholism, Trauma, and AddictionAlcoholism's impact on individuals, mental health's role in addiction, innovative treatment approaches, and overcoming addiction through understanding and addressing underlying issues.(0:19:16) – Healing Trauma and Overcoming Mental IllnessListening to our bodies and intuition, brainspotting, self-worth, relationships, healing, and the impact of past traumas.(0:26:53) – Understanding Mental Illness and Treatment OptionsMental illness, therapy effectiveness, neuroplasticity, and uplifting each other for a more compassionate and healthy society.(0:33:27) – Recognizing Our Potential and Overcoming PainSelf-validation, gratitude, and rejecting societal limitations can lead to success and overcoming personal traumas and mental health challenges.(0:37:37) – Mental Health, Suicide, and Changing LivesPersonal story of loss, effects of neglect, transformative power of hardships, and creating a transparent foundation.(0:48:28) – Community SupportTransformative journey to address chronic pain and suicidal thoughts, reshaping mindsets, overcoming addiction, and healing together as a community.

In this episode, we speak with Lia Lamella, previous guest (see our 07/25/23 episode), talented electrician and thought leader, who is single handedly changing the culture in and around the skilled trades. In this collaborative episode we elevate the conversation around the stigma of mental health, the narratives around the stereotypes both genders have to battle in the industry, as well as creating empowered narratives in any field that impact our identities, sense of pride, self esteem and relationships.This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Disclaimer: Viewer discretion is advised. This episode discusses topics related to suicide. 

If I were to ask you to define mental health, how would you define it? What about mental wellness? What about mental illness? Do you feel differently about these words? Do you have different images or ideas that come to mind with each one?On today's episode, my guest, Dr. Sherri, is going to help us answer the question… how can we break the stigma of mental health and how can you view and prioritize your own mental health in a different perspective?The answer is powerful, it involves chipped toenail polish, and I think it's going to surprise you!Together, we unpack:Why mental health is so misunderstood.Mental health stigma and its connection to terminology. How you can choose stress or choose to fix it.How you can empower yourself with mental health awareness.Grief, self-care, and taking action. Dr. Sherri shares her 7 rules to live by.Dr. Sherri is a former Clinical Psychologist and thought leader who is redefining mental health. She brings the therapy room to the masses, normalizing our common human experiences and equipping us to thrive in thought, feeling, and action.Dr. Sherri is a published author and nonprofit founder of Thriving Thoughts Global, an organization whose mission is to redefine mental health and bring awareness to adults on how to enhance their mental, emotional, and relationship health through thought change.Mentioned Resources:Thriving Thoughts Global on InstagramDr. Sherri on InstagramThriving Thoughts Global on the WebDr. Sherri's Book Connect with Holly: REGISTER FOR THE *FREE* PRIVATE PODCAST SERIESFollow Holly Bertone on Instagram On the web - Fortitude.Academy If today's episode resonated with you, be sure to hit the follow button where you are listening and also tap those 5 stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ and leave a great review because it would mean so much to me to hang out with you every week and because it will also help to get this podcast and our wonderful message out to more listeners! Thanks for tuning in to this episode and I'll see you next week!

When you give students these tools for managing their emotions and building positive relationships, it will spill over into their school and have a big positive impact in their lives. In this episode, Dr. Erin Elmore speaks with Sara Hahn and Ellie Foster, both Directors of Education at the Kevin Love Fund, a fund established by NBA player Kevin Love to break the stigma around mental health and to inspire people to live their healthiest lives while providing tools for both mental and physical health. Sara Hahn holds a master's degree in human development studies from Vanderbilt University and a master's degree in education from Pepperdine University.  Using her experience as a teacher in both public and private schools, Sara co-founded the non-profit “Determined to Succeed” to support students academically, emotionally and financially through middle school, high school and college. Ellie Foster holds a master's degree in educational psychology from University of Wisconsin-Madison and a PhD in literacy education from University of Colorado at Boulder. Ellie is an advocate for centering creativity, social justice, and emotional expression in the way schools' approach social-emotional learning and trauma-sensitive practices. She has worked as a high school English teacher, literacy researcher, K-12 teacher educator, and activist for youth experiencing homelessness. Together Erin, Sara and Ellie discuss their involvement with the Kevin Love Fund and the work the foundation is doing developing children's mental wellness.   For more information about the Kevin Love Fund, please visit: https://kevinlovefund.org If you are a school or teacher, sign up to learn more about free SEL curriculum here: https://kevinlovefund.org/learn-more/ Connect with the Kevin Love Fund on Instagram at kevinlovefund, or visit: https://www.instagram.com/kevinlovefund/

Supporting mental health in Minnesota schools, Prairie Care Fund provides crucial funding for resources, training, and peer-to-peer initiatives. Key Points From This Episode:Introduction to Prairie Care Fund, a mental health nonprofit boosting mental health initiatives in Minnesota schools. Overview of how the funds can be used including curriculum, books, fidgets, HeartMath monitors.Highlighting the impact of Prairie Care Fund: $1.4M awarded, over 80,000 students and staff impacted.Tackling the challenge: 69 grant applications in 2023, $1.5M requested, only $220,000 awarded.Unfolding the success stories: mental health first aid training, peer-to-peer training, and early onset mental illness identification skills.Striving to reduce mental health stigma and provide coping mechanisms.The imperative need for mental health resources and support in schools. Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:Jennifer Christensen on LinkedInJennifer Christensen on TwitterBeacon Media + MarketingBeacon Media + Marketing @beaconmmlinkedin.com/in/michael-moody-800b5b187https://www.linkedin.com/company/prairiecare-fund/https://www.prairiecarefund.org/

For decades, society at-large has held negative attitudes toward people with symptoms of mental illness. These false opinions about the behavior or character of a person or group of people are known as “stigmas.” It is vital to break these mental health stigmas, which can keep people from getting the treatment they need for mental health symptoms.

To kickoff the revamped show of "Khaotik," Patrick goes in depth to how NFL players and the stigma of mental health has impacted the league. How former and current players have become open about their struggles and what the league has done to offer more resources. The national media's reception to players using their voices to help others in the same battle. Join me as I reintroduce myself in a new podcast format. *Viewer discretion is advised.*  You can follow THE GRYD on : INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_grydnetwork/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/GrydNetwork YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR-VT4TZfIHr1hQkjZa8FjQ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegrydnetwork GRYD WEBSITE https://www.podpage.com/the-gryd/ GRYD GEAR https://enter-the-gryd.myspreadshop.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

To kickoff the revamped show of "Khaotik," Patrick goes in depth to how NFL players and the stigma of mental health has impacted the league. How former and current players have become open about their struggles and what the league has done to offer more resources. The national media's reception to players using their voices to help others in the same battle. Join me as I reintroduce myself in a new podcast format. *Viewer discretion is advised.*  You can follow THE GRYD on : INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/the_grydnetwork/ TWITTER: https://twitter.com/GrydNetwork YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCR-VT4TZfIHr1hQkjZa8FjQ TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@thegrydnetwork GRYD WEBSITE https://www.podpage.com/the-gryd/ GRYD GEAR https://enter-the-gryd.myspreadshop.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Monday, Wizards fam! It's time for another Q&A. This week, Jennifer and David open up about mental health in Hollywood, and the importance of shattering the stigma surrounding it. They also talk about using personal experiences while acting, Alex Russo's relationship with Mason, and the scary reality of deepfake.  What is Jennifer's craziest movie experience? Was there going to be a Wizards spin off?! Tune in to find out! Follow @WizardsPod on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube!  Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/WizardsPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Happy Monday, Wizards fam! It's time for another Q&A. This week, Jennifer and David open up about mental health in Hollywood, and the importance of shattering the stigma surrounding it. They also talk about using personal experiences while acting, Alex Russo's relationship with Mason, and the scary reality of deepfake.  What is Jennifer's craziest movie experience? Was there going to be a Wizards spin off?! Tune in to find out! Follow @WizardsPod on Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and YouTube!  Want access to weekly bonus videos, exclusive behind-the-scenes content and more? Join our Patreon now at patreon.com/WizardsPod. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Welcome to "Breaking the Silence: Shattering the Stigma of Mental Health in the Indian Community," a thought-provoking podcast dedicated to addressing a crucial issue often overlooked: mental health within the Indian community. Join us as we embark on a journey of awareness, understanding, and empathy, aiming to break down the barriers that prevent open conversations about mental well-being. In each episode, we explore personal stories, expert insights, and cultural perspectives to shed light on the unique challenges faced by individuals of Indian heritage when it comes to mental health. We delve into the societal pressures, generational expectations, and cultural norms that contribute to the stigma surrounding mental health in this community. Our Guest for this episode - The Indian Counsellor (Avni Panchal). Get ready to be inspired as Avni shares her wealth of knowledge and personal experiences. This episode promises to explore the intersections of mental health, culture, personal growth, and entrepreneurship. Get full access to Healthy Mind, Healthy Life at healthymindbyavik.substack.com/subscribe

Let's talk about ways to attack the stigma of mental health in the Black community. Here to discuss are two people who represent key areas where mental illness is rising -- Black men and the faith community. Joining us are filmmaker and speaker Mike Berry and the Pastor of South Euclid United Church of Christ, Courtney Clayton Jenkins.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Reducing the Stigma of Mental Health with Quint Studer May is Mental Health Awareness Month. If you know or have followed Quint Studer, you know that mental health is an incredibly important topic to him because it's personal to him. Quint is open and vulnerable about his own challenges and struggles and actively works to reduce the stigma of mental health in the workplace for the benefit of all.  On this episode of The Healthcare Plus Podcast, we're doing things a bit differently. Tune in as Nicole Webb Bodie interviews Quint Studer to learn more about his journey through depression and alcoholism. Quint discusses the resources that helped him achieve 41 years of sobriety, the stigma that he has experienced in the workplace, and why honesty and transparency are so important to him.  Listen to the full episode for insights on: How vulnerability creates a culture of safety within an organization How leaders can help reduce the stigma of mental health in the workplace The resources available for people who want to seek assistance And much more! Explore mental health and well-being resources from Healthcare Plus Solutions Group:Well-Being Tool Kit Well-Being Handbook (ebook)Well-Being Handbook (hardcopy)

It's the Lusty Month of May! It's also Mental Health Awareness Month. This week we get deep and personal about mental health challenges and the mainstreaming of neurodivergence.

Dr. Atasha Jordan, MD, MBA is a Christian resident psychiatrist in Philadelphia, PA. She earned her AB in Neurobiology at Harvard University and completed the MD-MBA program at the University of Pennsylvania. Originally from Barbados, Dr. Jordan has a passion for serving patients with mental health illnesses in the U.S. and the Caribbean. Particularly, Dr. Jordan aims to highlight the important intersection of faith and mental health, especially as it relates to Christianity. Dr. Jordan also writes on topics including spirituality and mental health for her blog and for popular literature. You can follow Dr. Jordan on Instagram and Twitter using the handle @atashajordan. You can learn more about her at www.atashajordan.com. Check out our Video Edition Here: https://ccm.cmda.org/overcoming-the-stigma-of-mental-illness-in-the-church/ PULSE Show Notes: https://cmdastudentlife.org/pulsepodcast CMDA Student Ministries: https://ccm.cmda.org/

Kansas City is hosting a mental health conference open to the public focusing on education, innovations, recovery and more. Speakers from two sessions share how they're focusing on mental health in the region.

I should be able to just deal with it. It's not that big of a deal, stop complaining. It could be worse. Be grateful for all that you have, it's more than what other's. These are some of the stories you tell yourself that hold you from reaching out and asking for help. Your unhappiness can not be compared to another suffering. It all matters. In this episode we bring in Dr. Harita Raja to discuss the stigma of mental health in the South Asian community and what holds us from seeing possibilities. Dr. Harita Raja is a psychiatrist, mother and former client. Listen to her journey in therapy and coaching and why she decided to finally take the plunge. South Asian Ladies, no more hiding and playing small. It's time to finally invest in you.

Friendly Warning: The content in this episode may be difficult for some listeners In recent years we've seen a big shift toward mental health awareness, but unfortunately, our society doesn't always acknowledge mental health in the same way as physical health.  I am so grateful to have Kathi Meyers on the podcast today as a powerful reminder of the things we can do to prioritize our family's mental health. Kathi and her husband, Brandon, have their hearts rooted in service. Their commitment is towards ending the stigma associated with mental health issues through education & changes in public policy. Together they started the Samuel R. Myers Foundation for Suicide and Mental Health Awareness in 2017, shortly after their 19-year-old son's suicide.  Kathi has worked in the medical field for nearly 30 years, while Brandon has worked for more than 26 years in law enforcement. Their personal and professional experience provides a unique insight into mental health challenges. They remind us that mental health does not discriminate and can affect even the most involved, caring, attentive, and close-knit families from healthy homes.  By sharing Sam's story, Kathi provides incredible guidance on different resources available to parents and caregivers, the various steps they took towards finding help for their son, the obstacles they had to overcome, as well as the social pressure their son felt while navigating OCD, intrusive thoughts, anxiety, and even digestive issues.  Kathi also shares difficult but heartwarming advice on dealing with the aftermath of a traumatic event like her son's passing, including her journey with post-traumatic stress disorder and situational grief.  Hearing a story like Kathi's can be difficult for some, but it is an important and eye-opening conversation that will leave you with a few helpful tools that may one day help you or someone you know. Key Takeaways with Kathi Meyers Prioritizing mental health at the same level as physical health. Ending the stigma associated with mental health through education & public policy. Mental health does not discriminate, and can affect anyone. Great resources for parents and caregivers of children with mental health issues. How mental health can affect the whole family. The power of local communities, and supporting those struggling with their mental health. How to deal with post-traumatic stress disorder & situational grief. Movements & policies that are changing mental health awareness. Creating beauty from ashes: moving forward from a tragic event.  Show Notes: Get Full Access to the Show Notes by visiting: MatteasJoy.org/58. Rate & Review If you enjoyed today's episode of The Joy In The Journey, hit the subscribe button on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you listen, so future episodes are automatically downloaded directly to your device. You can also help by providing an honest rating & review over on Apple Podcasts. Reviews go a long way in helping us build awareness so that we can impact even more people. THANK YOU!

In this episode, I talk to Scott Oughton-Johnson, the founder of The Proper Bloke's Club, a peer-to-peer support group with the aim to provide a safe and relaxed environment to break down the stigma of men talking about their mental health. Suicide is the leading cause of death in men under 50. Sadly, 115 people die by suicide in the UK every week, with 75% of those deaths being male. (ONS). Scott explains how his organisation is trying to improve men's mental health by getting the conversation started so men can open up and talk by walking together as a group. Exercise has been a proven way to help people with any sort of mental health issues by releasing endorphins that make you feel good about yourself. Walking is free, so makes a great way to start and gets men out in the fresh air with around 200 of Scott's 'lads' benefitting from The Proper Blokes Club to date.I then talk to Danny, one of Scott's lads, who suffered a long period of ill health which impacted his mental health. He was offered antidepressants and computer-based training (CBT) courses by his GP but they weren't right for him. Finally, he was convinced by his best friend to approach Scott's walking group. It took him months before he plucked up the courage to reach out but after meeting Scott and going for that first walk, he felt like a weight had been lifted and he was able to be honest with his friends and family; something that he wishes he had been able to do earlier."No one walks alone...the act of walking actually takes your mind off the talking and it just seems to flow. I think they're hand in hand". To find out more about The Proper Blokes Club visit the website:   https://theproperblokesclub.co.uk/ or email: theproperblokesclub@gmail.com or call Scott:  07397 501110.

You know that cliche phrase "leaving to spend more time with my family" that so many people us when they leave a job? For Lenny Mendoca, the phrase didn't have much life. After serving as senior partner at McKinsey, Mendoca went on to work as an advisor to California Governor Gavin Newsom. He announced his retirement from Newson's office with the standard phrase. But within a few weeks, after starting to process his clinical depression, he shared it with the public. It's not an easy thing for any successful people, but in some ways even harder for men, to talk about mental health in their careers because of stereotypes and stigma. In this episode, Morra speaks Mendoca, and also listener Darshan Patel, a regional lead at a global company who himself struggles with severe depression and bipolar disorder, and is looking to break the stigma around mental health in India in particular.

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Today - John gives a heartfelt monologue on John Fetterman and his brave openness about his difficult battle with depression. Then he talks with Prof. Corey Brettschneider on Mike Pence fighting his subpoena, the Trump grand jury report which just came out in Georgia, and Diane Feinstein stepping down. Next - Bill in New Jersey calls in to share his personal stories about mental health. John then relates a story about paralyzed Councilman Chris Hinds, who was forced to crawl around on a debate stage because they had no wheelchair ramp. Then Finally - Lana in Tennessee calls in and talks about getting Covid 19 again and her own struggles with mental health.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

I recently caught up with my friend Karena Dawn to talk about the amazing work she's doing in the mental health space and what she's learned in her own healing journey.  Karena and I discuss her debut memoir The Big Silence: A Daughter's Memoir of Mental Illness and Healing, which is a deeply moving story of her journey from crisis, addiction, and depression to a life of hope and happiness. In our conversation, she shares her advice for anyone who is struggling with their mental health right now and highlights some supportive solutions.  IN THIS EPISODE, WE TALK ABOUT: The best way to overcome the stigma and shame surrounding mental health  Exploring different forms of therapy and healing  Why the ‘all-or-nothing' mentality actually holds you back from making sustainable progress  Honoring how your history helps shape your identity  Finding the gifts and lessons that exist within life's challenges  RESOURCES Thanks to Issuu. Sign up for a premium account and get 50% off issuu.com/podcast and use promo code LORI.  Text HERO to 741741 to text with a Crisis Counselor, 24/7 confidential and free support. Sign up for The Spritz newsletter at litepink.com! Text DAILY to 310-496-8363 for daily manifesting affirmations and journal prompts.  CONNECT WITH KARENA Follow Karena: @karenadawn  Order your copy of Karena's book: The Big Silence: A Daughter's Memoir of Mental Illness and Healing Learn more about Karena's charity, The Big Silence: thebigsilence.com  Listen to The Big Silence   CONNECT WITH LORI Follow me: @loriharder Follow Lite Pink: @drinklitepink Follow Earn Your Happy: @earnyourhappy Follow Girlfriends & Business: @girlfriendsandbusiness Listen to Girlfriends & Business

Roger is a 63 year old male who served as a parametric and now educates other first responders at Johnson County Community College. He has a wife and two children and three grandchildren. Roger worked for 34 years and retired in 2019 as a parametric. His body started to get worn down over the years. Roger finished a certificate on helping with mental health for all the first responders on duty. Roger has incorporated what he learned from this certificate into his daily life; he strives to make himself physically strong, so his brain can be mentally strong. He wants to bring awareness to mental health because being paramedics can be a very heavy job. He loves the phrase “stop the stigma” where he wants to bring awareness that these feelings are valid and normal. Roger brings to light some of the struggles that these heroes are dealing with.

About This Episode: It's Father Friday!!! Dad David was super vulnerable in describing what he's learned about raising neurodivergent kids AND about himself in the process - and through the perspective of a male, of course. Here are just some of the things we discussed:-Raising adopted neurodivergent children-What it's like to have 6 kids!-How to parent kids with hidden disabilities-Parenting against the way you were parented-Being willing to accept your own failures and vulnerabilities-"I don't have it all together. I don't have all the answers"-The importance of men discussing mental  health struggles-Getting involved in your kids' interests and strengths-Kids are a mirror into our own struggles-Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria as a DAD-patience, humility, self-realization - and why they're important I ALWAYS welcome YOUR thoughts! Feel free to DM me on IG (@on.the.hard.days) or email me: ontheharddays@gmail.com. This podcast is what it is because of YOU.And speaking of the podcast, I'm working towards a BIG goal - 100K downloads by 2/1/23!The best way to reach our 100K download goal is to:1) Subscribe to the podcast - your device will automatically download new episodes!2) Share the show with others - think therapists, pediatricians, and teachers!3) Leave a rating/review for the show - the Apple algorithm will push the show out to more moms who need the support and validation!THANK YOU, so very much, for your continued support! 

Allie Mink, San Bernardino Area President of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), joins the podcast to provide practical ways to reduce the stigma often associated with mental health and to talk about the difference between mental health and mental illness. Plus, learn more about the NAMI Walks Your Way 5K on Saturday, Nov. 5 at Diamond Valley Lake Marina in Hemet. To register, visit https://bit.ly/NAMIWalksIE. For more information about the San Bernardino County Department of Behavioral Health, visit SBCounty.gov/DBH.

On today's re-cap episode we are going back to episode #912 when we spoke with fellow ag podcaster, Jason Medows.  Jason is a cattle rancher in Missouri with his wife and children.  His podcast, Ag State Of Mind, deals with the issues of mental health in agriculture, and in this interview we have a very candid discussion.  This is a great tie in to tomorrow's ag business episode that is going to touch on a lot of the same subjects.    

In this episode Neil and Will sit down with singer songwriter Corduroy Brown to discuss, among other things, his music and his mental health advocacy.  Through his music and his platform, Corduroy works to break the stigma often associated with mental health.  Take a listen as he describes his struggles and how he has overcome them, as well as his COVID story...you don't want to miss that one, seriously!  You'll also hear his music throughout the episode...and as he describes, his lives shows are even better - so, check him out.  You might even hear Neil give an update on his chickens...we know you've been waiting for that!  Also, don't forget the #AppBiz of the week: Appalachian Community Services! Corduroy Brown: www.corduroy-brown.com/  Music (played during episode):      -"Medicine" (Corduroy Brown)      -"To My Younger Self" (Corduroy Brown)      -"Secret War" (Corduroy Brown ft Arlo McKinley)      -"Leave It To Me" (Corduroy Brown ft The Dead Frets)      -"Better On The Ground" (Corduroy Brown ft Jeffrey McClelland) 9th Street Diner (Huntington, WV): www.facebook.com/9th-St-Diner-101299275648190/  Mountain Grown (Curren Sheldon/100 Days in Appalachia): www.100daysinappalachia.com/mountain-grown/  Indigenous Appalachia Exhibit (WVU Art in the Libraries): www.exhibits.lib.wvu.edu/exhibits/indigenous-appalachia  "Y'all Don't Hear Me: The Black Appalachia" (East Tennessee State University): www.etsu.edu/etsu-news/2022/08-august/yalldonthearme.php  Appalachian Regional Commission - Ready Non-Profits: www.readynonprofits.arc.gov/  Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and Appalachian Regional Commission (ARC) Affordable Connectivity Program: www.whitehouse.gov/getinternet/utm_source=www.getinternet.gov  Healing Appalachia: www.healingappalachia.org  Kentucky Food Truck Championship (at Renfro Valley): www.kentuckymusichalloffame.com/event/2nd-annual-kentucky-food-truck-state-championship/  Appalachian Community Services: www.acswnc.com/   

Stephanie has an incredible conversation with Sue Bowles, a survivor, author, speaker, and an overcomer breaking the stigma of mental health issues. Sue Bowles is a survivor turned award-winning author, speaker, and Master Certified Professional Coach. She leads My Step Ahead, an organization committed to breaking the stigma around mental health struggles. "You only have to be a step ahead to help the person behind you" is the bedrock to the value Sue brings. She helps stuck people get unstuck by discovering Hope, journeying together for the next step ahead.Whether speaking on a podcast, stage, or one-on-one, Sue's enthusiasm is contagious, shining the light of hope wherever the listener needs, cheering them to see their dreams become present reality.Get 5 Tips to Being Unshakable and Sue's website! https://www.suebowles.com/https://www.suebowles.com/podcast - Podcast offerEveryone has resilience, but what does that mean and how to we use it in life and leadership? Join Stephanie Olson, expert in resiliency and trauma, every week as she talks to other experts living lives of resilience. Stephanie also shares her own stories of addictions, disordered eating, domestic and sexual violence, abandonment, and trauma; and shares the everyday struggles and joys of everyday life. As a wife, mom, and CEO she gives commentaries, and, sometimes a few rants, to shed light on what makes a person resilient. So, if you have experienced adversity in life in any way, and you want to learn how to better lead your family, your workplace, and, well, your life, this podcast is for you!https://stephanieolson.com

This week our topic is Self-Exploration and today's Health Huddles we are going to dive into a deep topic, “The Stigma of Mental Health.” Even though it seems that mental health and mental illness is more in the forefront the truth behind the statistics are telling another story. There is a deep cultural stigma built around metal illness and we will bring this into the light in this episode. ________________________________________________________  RISE UP & SHIFT EVENTN TICKETS HERE Join The Stress Mastery Community today for FREE! Click here to register HERE! Love the show? Tweet me a shoutout at: @Billcortright Want to sponsor episodes of The Stress Mastery Podcast?  Email Bill at : Bill@livingrightwithbillcortright.com  Mentioned in this show: Join the private Facebook Group: The Stress Mastery Podcast Subscription/SocialLinks: Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to the The Stress Mastery Mailing List Watch on Youtube www.livingrightwithbillcortright.com Instagram: @livingrightwithbillcortright Facebook at Bill Cortright STAY INSPIRED!

Being a fleet manager is stressful. Between dealing with staffing shortages, fuel prices, and trying to balance life at work and home, it can take a toll on your mental health. RTA CEO Josh Turley discusses the importance of taking care of our mental health as much as our physical health in this episode of “The Fleet Success Show.” Have feedback on the show? We'd love to hear it! Send us your comments, questions, and feedback anywhere on social media @FleetSuccess, or send us an email at podcast@rtafleet.com.Want a copy of “The Fleet Success Playbook”?  Reserve your copy today!Don't forget to share the show with your colleagues and friends, and of course, subscribe to The Fleet Success Show anywhere you listen to podcasts!

Mental health is at the core of all our suffering. The stigma stops with YOU. It is such a taboo topic in our society that is attached to such shame and suppression, which exacerbates the issue. In my talk at @podfestexpo last Friday, I shared how 1 in 5 people suffer from mental illness globally. Among our youth, ages 18-25 this number increases to 1 in 3. Yes, 1 in 3 people ages 18-25 suffer. Most in silence. It is not socially acceptable to admit our mental struggles, yet we continue to ignore the very root cause of human suffering in all forms. When will we wake up? When will we see that any ideology rooted in fear and manipulation of the mind to suppress the human Spirit is the very thing that is keeping us stuck? The stigma stops with ME. The stigma stops with YOU. It's our time to stop the stigma as a collective to finally admit we are all a destined part of the healing experience needed to elevate ourselves out of the chaos that is not our own to hold. The month of May in mental health awareness is over, but my message remains strong and amplified. This episode unlocks more portals of conscious and subconscious energies to help us collectively STOP THE STIGMA. Connect with Me:DM me on Instagram @mozen_wellness, click here to chatFind your Ikigai for Peace + Purpose FREE download, click here Snag a copy of the book here by Frances Scovel Shinn I spoke about in this episode! Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/alivepodcast)And if this episode or the podcast has helped you come ALIVE - please subscribe, rate + review this show to help more listeners find this who NEED it! Support the show

Hey everyone! Today, I am talking about a topic that is extremely near and dear to my Christian/Therapist heart. I was so eager to talk about this topic that it may not seem as polished as other episodes. However, I really wanted to get this conversation started, and continue some of this conversation for the next few weeks. Today we will be talking about the stigma of mental health in the church, and what I feel needs to change. I have been a Christian all of my life, and I am so in love with Jesus. I believe this is why, I am so passionate about the church representing Him well. If this topic resonates with you and you have been affecting by this, please email me or DM on Instagram, links posted below. Links: Email- hello@joyrossignol.com Instagram- https://instagram.com/joyrossignol/ Website- https://joyrossignol.com/ The Chosen Series- https://watch.angelstudios.com/thechosen

Hello, my beautiful souls! Welcome back to The Manifestation Babe podcast. Today, I have the one and only Gabby Bernstein joining me, no big deal! Gabby talks all about her recent journey uncovering deep trauma wounds and how that journey inspired her to help you manifest a happier, more joyful, more peaceful life through healing in her newest book, Happy Days. Gabby passionately dives into breaking the stigma of mental health and antidepressants. She also talks about how the stigma of antidepressants in the spiritual community almost took her life when she was just four months postpartum with her son. I believe that Gabby's journey and her stance on medication will bring you the relief and permission you may have been looking for. Gabby brings on another modality to help you heal and dive into the deeper trauma, Shadow Work, uncovering unconscious emotions and things that are currently holding you back from manifesting the peaceful, beautiful life that you're looking for. I know that there's a reason we came together to record this episode. Without further ado, let's dive into today's show.    Gabby Bernstein, is a #1 New York Times best-selling author of nine books including Happy Days. For over sixteen years, Gabby Bernstein has been transforming lives—including her own. The #1 New York Times best-selling author has penned nine books, including The Universe Has Your Back, Super Attractor, and her latest, Happy Days. In her weekly podcast, Dear Gabby, she offers up real-time coaching, straight talk, and conversations about personal growth and spirituality with unique and inspiring guests. What started as hosting intimate conversations with twenty people in her New York City apartment, Gabby has grown into speaking to tens of thousands in sold-out venues throughout the world.    Gabby was featured on Oprah's SuperSoul Sunday as a “next-generation thought leader.” The Oprah Winfrey Network chose Gabby to be part of the “SuperSoul 100,” a dynamic group of trailblazers whose vision and life's work are bringing a higher level of consciousness to the world. The New York Times identified Gabby as “a new role model.” She co-hosted the Guinness World Records' largest guided meditation with Deepak Chopra, and appears regularly as an expert on TODAY and Good Morning America, among other publications. She connects with her community through her books, her Miracle Membership, and her podcast Dear Gabby. To learn more about Gabby, visit gabbybernstein.com.    Speaking of growth, I am officially going to be an affiliate again for James' signature program called Business By Design which launches in the second week of June. I highly recommend you get on the BBD Waitlist here, because you will not want to miss signing up for this program! This program is for any entrepreneur who is ready to take their business to the next level!   In this episode, Gabby and I talk all about the stigma of mental health in the spiritual community! Please be sure to tag me @manifestationbabe on Instagram and Gabby @gabbybernstein and share this episode with your community to spread the word If you or someone you know has benefited from this episode! I am curious to hear all about your experience. Also, be sure to leave a review on iTunes in order to receive a free manifestation hypnosis. Just screenshot it before submitting it and email it to my team at hello@manifestationbabe.com and I will see you in the next episode. In This Episode You Will Learn :   Why Gabby wrote a book about trauma and trauma recovery (5:18) What happens to people when they discover their inner peace and freedom (8:13) Gabby's advice for someone who wants to start therapy (14:33) Gabby's journey with antidepressants (20:00)   Questions We Answer:    What is “big t” and “little t” trauma? (6:13) What is IFS therapy? (10:25) What is manifestation really about? (29:32) Links/Resources      BBD Waitlist   Follow Gabby on Instagram!   Gabby's Happy Days Book   Gabby's Happy Resources   The Manifestation Babe Shop   Manifestation Babe Links   Follow me on Instagram    Join our Manifestation Babe community!   Visit our website!   Download Transcript  

TRIGGER WARNING - this episode discusses highly sensitive topics that may not be appropriate for everyone. Please use discretion before pressing play.Today my friend Carina comes on to talk about maternal mental health. Carina is a mom of two littles, a wife, and dog mom. She likes to share her mental health journey, motherhood, and a little bit of lifestyle in between. She is also a follower of Jesus. In this episode, we discuss stigmas surrounding mental health and things like anxiety, depression, and suicide ideation. As uncomfortable as it may be to discuss, these are very real issues that so many moms are fighting alone. There can be so many mixed emotions surrounding mental health and reaching out for help. We hope this conversation reminds you that you aren't the only one if you find yourself struggling or if you've been there in the past. And there is nothing wrong, bad, or shameful about reaching out for help. Even if you don't relate to any of these struggles, we hope you'll better understand your friend or family member who struggles with mental health.As always, this is not medical advice. We are not medical professionals. We are simply sharing from our own personal experiences. This conversation strictly discusses our journeys and how we found help. If you feel you may be in crisis, please seek help immediately. You can call the National Mental Health Hotline | 866-903-3787Connect with Carina on InstagramConnect with Cason on InstagramJoin the Her Pursuit Community Group

Today, we talk about how misdiagnosis of mental health illness can have more of a detrimental impact on you and your family than you initially thought.  We touch on the number of misdiagnoses, how it happens, and ways you can get over that misdiagnosis.      Sign up for our newsletter! Learn when new episodes release and other good stuff. Head over to fearlessfathers.net/five-money-mistakes and get a free download. The Impact of Mental Health Misdiagnosis: https://hside.org/impact-of-mental-health-misdiagnosis/

Ep #241 (Hour 2) Of The Clay Edwards Show W/ Therese Apel, Nick Fulton & Christiane Williams 1. Christiane Williams is a local mental health advocate that leads a program called "Leading By Example" and has teamed up with USA Pawn to help spread the word about mental health awareness and helping people have the conversations to get the help they need. Check Out The All New Www.ClayEdwardsShow.Com For All Things Clay Edwards Show Related like buying shirts, watching videos, downloading the podcast Follow Clay On Twitter, Instagram And Youtube @SaveJXN  The Clay Edwards Show Is Brought To You By: Generator Power Solutions LLC  / Lakeland Glass And Tint / Watkins Construction And Roofing / Jonesy Q BBQ Co. / Auto Armour Of Flowood / Kimberlee Haralson At Next Home Realty / Mississippi Karters Association & Drive Your Line Performance Karting / Take A Break Deliveries

Lindsey is here to talk with us about the human-centric world as it relates to therapy, the trauma we've gone through over the last couple of years and how it's shown up in our work. Lindsey has worked in the health and fitness industry for the better part of the last decade. Her time spent coaching and working with athletes soon led her to pursue a career in mental health. As an Associate Marriage & Family Therapist, Lindsey blends the worlds of physical and mental health, as both are integral parts of healing. She is the Vice Coordinator & PR at NCFIT and Host of the Get Psyched Podcast.Find Lindsey here:@lindseytaylorlocke

The last decade has marked a huge shift in the way we think and talk about mental health as a society. Covid-19 has further highlighted the need to proactively nurture it. in this episode, Charlie shines an understanding light on the dark "stigma" of mental health. He provides a unique viewpoint and embraces the immediate need for mental health care. Available on Apple Podcast, Amazon Music, Amazon Alexa, Spotify, iHeart Radio, Google Podcast, and all major platforms.