Daring Voices: Tricia Brouk on Mental Health and Public Speaking
When you're in a bubble and you do this all the time, to me it's like: well, nobody thinks that way, and the reality is, no, there are people in the world that still think that they're going to catch cooties from someone that has a mental health challenge if they talk to them.
Have you ever wondered how powerful storytelling can change the way we talk about mental health? In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', award-winning director Tricia Brouk joins hosts Dr. Kristina Hallett and Kristin Walker to dive into her initiative, Speakers Who Dare. This platform brings together individuals who aren't afraid to tackle tough conversations about mental health through art, media, and storytelling.
Tricia's diverse background in theater, film, and television adds a unique flair to her approach, making this episode a captivating listen. From choreographing for hit shows like 'The Affair' and 'Rescue Me' to producing impactful documentaries, Tricia knows a thing or two about the power of narrative. She passionately shares her vision of creating supportive environments where mental health discussions are not just encouraged but celebrated.
Whether you're a mental health advocate, a lover of the arts, or someone looking for inspiration, this episode offers a heartfelt and enlightening conversation on the importance of connection and support in our lives.