Hamish Bayston & Nathan Segal

The Thought Hackers

Hamish Bayston & Nathan Segal

  • 44 – Depression And Lost Connections With Johann Hari

44 – Depression And Lost Connections With Johann Hari

Thursday 12th April 2018

Uncover nine hidden causes of depression and anxiety with Johann Hari in this revealing episode of 'The Thought Hackers'. Fresh insights and solutions await.
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The Thought Hackers
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Hamish Bayston & Nathan Segal
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Johann Hari's Journey: Unveiling the Hidden Causes of Depression and Anxiety

When you understand the problem differently, it opens up different solutions.
Ever wondered what really lies behind depression and anxiety? In this eye-opening episode of 'The Thought Hackers', hosts Hamish Bayston and Nathan Segal sit down with New York Times bestselling author Johann Hari to uncover the roots of these pervasive mental health issues. Hari, who has battled depression since childhood, embarked on a bold three-year investigation to get to the bottom of what truly causes these disorders and how we can effectively address them.
Forget what you think you know about depression and anxiety. Hari's findings challenge conventional wisdom and shine a light on nine often-overlooked causes. From the impact of social disconnection to the limitations of current treatments, this conversation is packed with real-life stories and practical insights that could change how you view mental health. Whether you're struggling with these issues yourself or supporting someone who is, this episode offers a fresh perspective and actionable advice.
Dive in and discover how understanding these hidden causes can pave the way for new solutions and a more compassionate approach to mental well-being.