Christopher Heimerman
Christopher Heimerman
Episode 1: At the starting line with my psychiatrist, triathlete Jada Butler
Episode 1: At the starting line with my psychiatrist, triathlete Jada Butler
Episode 1: At the starting line with my psychiatrist, triathlete Jada Butler
Tuesday 1st December 2020
Christopher Heimerman and Jada Butler tackle mental health stigma, toxic masculinity, and the healing power of exercise on '40,000 Steps Radio'.
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Mental Health and Marathons: Jada Butler's Journey
You don't say I'm in pain, you just don't. And so as a society, we've kind of created this stigma that doesn't allow people to say, hey, I'm struggling, I could use some help here.
Christopher Heimerman kicks off '40,000 Steps Radio' with a powerful conversation featuring psychiatrist and triathlete Jada Butler. Christopher, a recovering alcoholic, opens up about his own struggles with depression and anxiety during his teenage years, and the daunting process of seeking help. His story sets the stage for a candid discussion on the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction.
Jada Butler, who wears many hats as a psychiatrist, marathon runner, and personal trainer, joins the conversation to share her unique perspective. She talks about the pervasive issue of toxic masculinity and how exercise can be a potent remedy for mental health challenges. Jada also clarifies the distinct roles of therapists and psychiatrists, offering valuable insights into the mental health field.
Her journey from qualifying for the Boston Marathon to helping patients navigate their mental health struggles provides an inspiring narrative of resilience and determination. The episode wraps up with a focus on the importance of open communication and seeking help when needed. Tune in to hear this enlightening conversation that underscores the need for support and understanding in the face of mental health challenges.