Mike Carroll & Jess Gaddes
Mike Carroll with Daniel Silk
Mental Health Awareness Week (UK) 2022
Mental Health Awareness Week (UK) 2022
Mental Health Awareness Week (UK) 2022
Friday 13th May 2022
Mike Carroll and Daniel Silk tackle loneliness, mental health stigma, and share practical well-being tips in this engaging episode.
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37 minutes
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Mike Carroll & Jess Gaddes
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Sobriety Toolkit
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Get the buttons here!Daniel Silk on Tackling Loneliness and Mental Health Stigma
We need understanding and that way we will work together for sure.
Imagine feeling isolated even in a crowded room. That's the reality for many struggling with mental health issues, and it's the focus of this episode of 'Removing Addiction and Healing Mental Health'. Host Mike Carroll sits down with Daniel Silk, a mental health professional and podcast host of 'Life Changes You'. With Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 spotlighting loneliness, their conversation couldn't be more timely.
Daniel shares his journey from launching his podcast just before the pandemic to building a massive following. He dives into the theme of loneliness, offering practical advice on how to combat it and improve mental well-being. The discussion also touches on societal stigmas surrounding mental health and addiction, emphasizing the importance of compassion and understanding. But it doesn't stop there.
Mike and Daniel explore various facets of mental health care, including the differences between psychotherapists and psychologists, and the role of medicare rebates. They even discuss which countries have the most progressive attitudes towards mental health. This episode is packed with valuable insights and actionable tips for anyone looking to improve their mental health or support someone who is.
It's an engaging and hopeful conversation that sheds light on the often-overlooked issue of loneliness and breaks down the barriers surrounding mental health stigma.