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Episode 309: "Barriers to Help With Denny Kolsch, LMHC"
Episode 309: "Barriers to Help With Denny Kolsch, LMHC"
Episode 309: "Barriers to Help With Denny Kolsch, LMHC"
Tuesday 25th August 2020
Chad Moses and Denny Kolsch discuss barriers to mental health care access and offer practical advice for overcoming them in 'To Write Love on Her Arms'.
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Get the buttons here!Tackling Mental Health Barriers with Chad Moses and Denny Kolsch
We need to understand what gets in the way of people finding the help they need and deserve and what we can do to be part of eliminating those barriers.
Imagine reaching out for help and finding only obstacles in your path. In this episode of 'To Write Love on Her Arms', Director of Outreach Chad Moses teams up with Licensed Mental Health Counselor Denny Kolsch to dive into the often unseen barriers that keep people from accessing mental health care. They tackle tough questions about affordability, geographical limitations, privacy concerns, and the general lack of awareness about available resources.
This episode is part of the #WorthLivingFor campaign, which aims to break down these barriers and make mental health care more accessible to everyone. Chad and Denny don't just highlight the problems; they offer practical advice on finding a counselor who truly fits your needs. They emphasize that it’s okay if you don’t find the perfect match right away—keep searching until you do.
The duo also explores the importance of creating a safe and supportive environment for those struggling with mental health issues, whether at home or in the community. They share personal stories and reflections, making the conversation relatable and grounded in real-life experiences. The episode goes beyond individual challenges to discuss grassroots efforts that can improve access to mental health care.
Chad and Denny encourage listeners to get involved in local task forces and community initiatives aimed at making mental health resources more available. They stress that everyone has a role to play in this effort, whether by supporting loved ones or advocating for systemic change. This episode is a must-listen for anyone who has ever faced obstacles in seeking mental health care or knows someone who has.
It’s packed with actionable insights and heartfelt stories that remind us all of the importance of persistence, support, and community in the journey toward mental well-being.