Flight of Thoughts
Flight Of Thoughts
Shifting perspectives on death, exploring societal structures and the crisis of meaning
Shifting perspectives on death, exploring societal structures and the crisis of meaning
Shifting perspectives on death, exploring societal structures and the crisis of meaning
Monday 28th October 2019
Join Jake and Sébastien Clérmont as they explore societal views on death, addiction, and mental health, revealing the power of art to challenge stigmas.
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56 minutes
Thought-provoking
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Recovery from Trauma
Sobriety Toolkit
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
Creative Recovery Journeys
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Get the buttons here!Redefining Death: A Fresh Look at Society's Stigmas with Sébastien Clérmont
I wonder if some cultures like we have a lot of people who are newcomers here, who I'm sure come from cultures that value that, that might volunteer their time to do that, yeah, you know- or be able to get paid at least some type of a compensation that they can appreciate too.
Grab a cup of coffee and join Jake and Sébastien Clérmont in a cozy chat that dives deep into how we perceive death and the societal structures that impact addiction and mental health care. This episode of 'Flight of Thoughts' is a thought-provoking journey that challenges our views on death, inspired by different cultural perspectives. Sébastien, an experimental filmmaker, shares his unique insights on how art can expose harmful societal structures and promote healthier coping mechanisms.
The conversation touches on the crisis of meaning many face, exploring how our upbringing and societal programming influence our search for purpose. They also discuss the parallels between addiction and chronic illnesses like diabetes, highlighting the need for a shift in how we approach mental health and addiction care. Additionally, the episode sheds light on the mental health struggles of police officers and the vital role of peer support for frontline workers.
If you're curious about how art and film can drive social change or interested in fresh perspectives on death and mental health, this episode is a must-listen.