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m_muzachio64 karma

This question kinda made me think of a recent episode where the guys discussed "wasting therapy". It was a really insightful conversation about how to approach your own therapy journey and I would recommend checking out. Episode 170: https://podtherapy.net/post/647878951762558976/170-rumination-wasting-therapy-sibling-trauma I hope it helps ;)

m_muzachio30 karma

Since this is Mental Health Awareness Month, I would like to ask how can we, people who are not in the profession of mental health, contribute to the cause? What is the best way to encourage dialogue about mental health in our daily lives?

m_muzachio13 karma

Hi, long-time listener here with some episodes to suggest. 1) This topic reminded me of this episode if you would like to give it a listen. https://podtherapy.net/post/639638396651831296/157-new-year-goalsobjectives-breakup-with 3) Episode 87 talks about boundaries in regards to parents, which might be close to what you're looking for, even if the situation is not exactly the same. (https://podtherapy.net/post/187506161883/87-theraproducer-ellie-odaire-boundaries-with) I hope you enjoy the show! ;)

m_muzachio8 karma

Here it goes: LIVE AT SCOOPFEST 2018 https://podtherapy.net/post/179080263023/live-at-scoopfest-2018

Hope you enjoy it ;)

m_muzachio8 karma

What advice would you give to someone who had a bad experience with a therapist but still wants to seek professional help?