Brendan Cutuli

Mental Insights

Brendan Cutuli

  • Friday Insights Ep. 12: 7 Myths of Child Mental Health

Friday Insights Ep. 12: 7 Myths of Child Mental Health

Friday 2nd August 2019

Brendan Cutuli debunks seven myths about child mental health, offering insights into therapy and treatment in this 'Mental Insights' episode.
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Busting Myths About Child Mental Health with Brendan Cutuli

Therapy is so necessary and for kids it is especially necessary because they don't know how to properly manage and speak about their emotions properly.
What if much of what you believe about child mental health isn't true? In this thought-provoking episode of 'Mental Insights', Brendan Cutuli takes on Harold Kopleowicz's article, '7 Myths About Child Mental Health', and breaks down these misconceptions one by one. For instance, Myth #1 claims that a child with a psychiatric disorder is damaged for life. Brendan argues that children can overcome such challenges and thrive. Another myth suggests that psychiatric problems stem from personal weakness.
Brendan sets the record straight, explaining that these issues are often rooted in brain function and not personal failings. One particularly damaging myth is that therapy for kids is a waste of time. Brendan passionately discusses how therapy can be crucial for a child's development, helping them navigate their emotions and behaviors. The episode also tackles the contentious topic of medication, with Brendan advocating for a balanced approach that includes therapy and natural methods.
By the end of this episode, you'll have a clearer understanding of child mental health and why it's essential to challenge outdated beliefs. This episode is perfect for parents, educators, and anyone interested in the well-being of children.