Adina Silvestri
Dr. Adina Silvestri
I Don’t Want to Talk About It-Book Review
I Don’t Want to Talk About It-Book Review
I Don’t Want to Talk About It-Book Review
Thursday 10th September 2020
Dr. Adina Silvestri reviews 'I Don't Want to Talk About It', discussing male depression, addiction, and breaking the cycle of pain.
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Get the buttons here!Breaking the Silence: Male Depression and Its Hidden Chains
Depression can be passed on from father to son, despite one's best intentions, and with this healing you can affect your children, your children's children, from not going through the pain and suffering that you had to endure, and that's huge.
Ever felt like no one understands the weight you're carrying? In this episode of 'Atheists in Recovery', Dr. Adina Silvestri dives into Terry Real's book, 'I Don't Want to Talk About It', shedding light on the often overlooked issue of male depression. Dr. Silvestri unpacks five key takeaways from the book, offering a mix of personal reflections and broader insights that feel like a heart-to-heart over a cup of coffee.
From understanding how depression can silently pass from parent to child, to exploring the societal expectations that trap men in cycles of shame and silence, this episode is a deep dive into the hidden struggles many face. You'll hear about the difference between overt and covert depression, how numbing pain with addictive behaviors becomes a coping mechanism, and the unique ways men and women handle depression. Dr.
Silvestri also shares the poignant story of David, whose journey through pain and recovery offers hope and a roadmap for breaking free from toxic legacies. This episode isn't just about identifying problems; it's about finding pathways to healing and resilience. Whether you're dealing with depression yourself, supporting a loved one, or simply curious about mental health, this episode offers valuable insights wrapped in empathy and understanding.