Eric Nance on Midlife Mental Health: Tools, Tech, and Genuine Connection
Episode Overview
Eric Nance shares his approach to therapy, emphasizing problem-solving skills The impact of technology on mental health and the need for genuine connection The role of play and fun in mental well-being Discussion on the complexities of therapy, establishing clear boundaries, and the quest for purpose The hosts and guest share personal experiences, insights, and light-hearted moments
I woke up today so excited to do this podcast with you both. That's purpose. It's like, wow, I have purpose today. Wow, that's purpose.
Ever felt like midlife is throwing more curveballs than you can handle? Lane Kennedy and Tamar Medford of 'The Now What Society' dive into this very topic with Eric Nance, a seasoned mental health therapist. With 28 years under his belt, Eric sheds light on why traditional therapy techniques might not always hit the mark and how our modern world is reshaping our mental health.
He tackles tough questions like whether therapy apps are helpful or harmful and why our kids aren't developing as they used to. Eric's unique approach focuses on empowering clients to solve their own problems with the right blend of support and skills. The episode also delves into the impact of technology on our ability to connect and relate to one another.
Eric shares his thoughts on the importance of genuine human connection, setting clear boundaries in therapy, and even the surprising role of play and fun in maintaining mental well-being. Lane and Tamar sprinkle in their own personal experiences and anecdotes, making the conversation both relatable and enlightening. If you're navigating the choppy waters of midlife and looking for practical advice wrapped in a warm, engaging chat, this episode is a must-listen.