Recovery Unplugged
Recovery Unplugged
Rhyme & Reason with Dr. Barry: Eric Kussin
Rhyme & Reason with Dr. Barry: Eric Kussin
Rhyme & Reason with Dr. Barry: Eric Kussin
Wednesday 16th March 2022
Eric Kussin talks with Dr. Barry about mental health advocacy, integrative psychology, and breaking societal stigmas on 'Rhyme & Reason'.
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Get the buttons here!Eric Kussin on Mental Health Advocacy: A Conversation with Dr. Barry
If we get athletes and entertainers to lead with the challenges that they face as being representative of what their mental health is, as opposed to the illnesses that they have...
Ever felt overwhelmed by life's challenges and wondered how to cope? In this premiere episode of 'Rhyme & Reason', Dr. Barry welcomes Eric Kussin, the passionate founder of Same Here Global, a non-profit dedicated to mental health awareness. Eric's journey is one of resilience and determination, and he shares the pivotal moments that led him to start Same Here Global.
This organization leverages the influence of athletes, musicians, actors, and celebrities to highlight that mental health struggles are universal and deserve attention. Dr. Barry and Eric dive into the significance of integrative psychology and the brain-body connection, emphasizing the role of movement and rhythmic activities in healing. They tackle the persistent societal stigma around mental health, discussing ways to shift the narrative and encourage open conversations.
Eric's insights into healthy coping mechanisms offer practical advice for anyone facing mental health challenges. This episode is a heartfelt exploration of mental health advocacy, providing listeners with valuable perspectives on overcoming life's inevitable stresses. Whether you're personally affected or supporting someone who is, this conversation is a reminder that no one is alone in their struggles.