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Insights on Mental Health, Identity, and Resilience with Andrew Solomon
Insights on Mental Health, Identity, and Resilience with Andrew Solomon
Insights on Mental Health, Identity, and Resilience with Andrew Solomon
Tuesday 29th August 2023
Join Andrew Solomon and Eric Zimmer on 'The One You Feed' as they discuss mental health, identity, resilience, and the impact of social media on today's youth.
66 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Explore the complexities of mental health, identity, and resilience
- Understand the profound implications of social media on youth mental wellness
- Uncover the power of personal control and resilience in overcoming adversities
- Gain insights into the multifaceted nature of depression and self-perception
- Challenge societal norms and beliefs about suffering and growth
You want people to do their best and to insist that they try as hard as they can, but not to punish them if when they try as hard as they can, they don't succeed.
What if your struggles could become your strengths? In this episode of 'The One You Feed', Eric Zimmer sits down with Andrew Solomon, a renowned mental health advocate, to explore the intricate dance between depression and identity. Solomon doesn’t just challenge societal norms; he flips them on their head, offering a fresh perspective on how we perceive mental health and personal growth. The conversation touches on the necessity of resilience and personal control in facing life's adversities.
Solomon also dives into the impact of social media on today's youth, revealing its dual role as both a connector and a stressor. He emphasizes the importance of expanding our vocabulary to better represent non-traditional family dynamics, and discusses how neglect, poverty, and foster care interweave to affect mental health.
Whether you’re seeking to understand depression as a medical condition or as a facet of self-perception, this episode offers a rich tapestry of insights that will leave you pondering long after it ends.