Navigating Life's Big Questions: Dr. Paul Meier on Finding Meaning Amid Crisis
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Ever found yourself questioning the very essence of your existence? You're not alone. In this compelling episode of Mental Health News Radio, Dr. Paul Meier sits down with Kristin Sunanta Walker to unpack the complexities of an existential crisis. With his vast experience as a psychiatrist and founder of Meier Clinics, Dr. Meier offers invaluable insights into how to cope when life feels overwhelming.
They dive into the importance of setting boundaries, learning to say no, and supporting others without falling into codependence. Dr. Meier shares personal stories, including how he once felt obligated to do everything asked of him, and how he found solace in the teachings of Jesus. This episode also explores the link between existential crises and mental health issues like depression and anxiety, reminding listeners that it's okay to seek help and that these feelings don't have to define you.
Whether you're grappling with your own existential questions or looking for ways to support loved ones, this episode provides a heartfelt, raw conversation about finding purpose and joy in life's most challenging moments.