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Millennium Counseling Center
Millennium Counseling Center
Blind Spots: Exploring What We Cannot See
Blind Spots: Exploring What We Cannot See
Monday 15th November 2021
Dr. Chantelle Thomas and Derek Bylsma discuss redefining strength through connection, focusing on athletes, trauma, trust in therapy, and embracing vulnerability.
82 minutes
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Welcome to the Millennium Counseling Center Podcast! As one of the leading counseling centers in Chicago, our goal is to help people rise above shame and pain to reach heights they never thought were ...(view more)
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Get the buttons here!Redefining Strength: Dr. Chantelle Thomas and Derek Bylsma on Connection and Growth
I think that that closeness allows men to be more comfortable in those environments and, and for some that means that they show their true colors in a negative way, and for others I think it shows that they're, you know, kind of the type of person they are in a positive way.
What does it really mean to be strong? Dr. Chantelle Thomas and Derek Bylsma dive into this question as they explore the concept of strength through connection in this episode of The Millennium Counseling Center Podcast. Derek, who works closely with athletes, shares his insights on how mental health plays a crucial role in athletic performance and overall well-being. They discuss the profound impact of trauma and the importance of building trust in therapy to foster healing and growth.
The conversation goes beyond the sports arena, touching on how reshaping the parent-child relationship can create a more supportive environment for young athletes. They also critique the limitations of the pay-to-play sports model, which often overlooks the mental health needs of athletes. By advocating for more mental health resources in athletics, Derek and Dr. Thomas emphasize the benefits of transparency and open communication in therapy.
One of the key takeaways from their discussion is the idea of overcoming fear through curiosity. Derek explains how embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper connections and genuine personal growth. This episode is packed with practical advice and thought-provoking insights that encourage listeners to reflect on their own blind spots and find strength in their connections with others.
Whether you're an athlete, a parent, or someone interested in mental health, this episode offers valuable perspectives on how to redefine strength and foster meaningful connections. Tune in to discover how vulnerability and trust can pave the way for true growth.