Dr. Kevin Gilliland

Struggle Well. Live Well. Worry Less.

Dr. Kevin Gilliland

  • An Interview With Dylan Dunlap

An Interview With Dylan Dunlap

Wednesday 23rd June 2021

Dylan Dunlap joins Dr. Kevin Gilliland to discuss using music to address mental health, anxiety, and the benefits of group therapy.
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Struggle Well. Live Well. Worry Less.
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Dr. Kevin Gilliland
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Dylan Dunlap: Harmonizing Mental Health Through Music

The beauty of music to me is that you can make the music sound as happy as you want with the saddest lyrics and almost trick the listener into listening to something, and normalizing depression by making it not sound sad absolutely.
Ever thought about how music can be a lifeline in the stormy seas of mental health? In this episode of 'Struggle Well. Live Well. Worry Less.', Dr. Kevin Gilliland sits down with the talented singer-songwriter Dylan Dunlap. Dylan opens up about his own mental health journey, shedding light on how his childhood experiences have shaped his present-day struggles and triumphs. Dylan shares how he cleverly uses his music as a 'Trojan Horse' to address tough topics like depression and self-care.
Through his heartfelt lyrics and melodies, he connects with listeners on a deep, authentic level. He also talks about the importance of routine in keeping anxiety at bay and the surprising benefits of group therapy. If you've ever felt overwhelmed by mental health issues or know someone who has, Dylan's story might just strike a chord with you. This episode is a touching exploration of how creativity and routine can play pivotal roles in managing mental health.
Tune in to hear Dylan's inspiring journey and discover how music can be more than just a soundtrack to our lives—it can be a powerful tool for healing.