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Good Life Project

Mental Health | Leading Voices

Good Life Project

Jonathan Fields / Acast

Living Well, Midlife, Education, Health & Fitness, Wellness, Self-improvement, Intentional Living, Personal Growth, How To

4.53.4K Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2021

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

This past year and a half has pushed many of us to the brink, in a lot of ways. Relationships. Work. Physical and mental health. It’s tested nearly every system, thought, belief, tool, practice and resource we rely on to find peace, ease, solace, hope, resilience, and grace. Over the years, we’ve had the great fortune to be able to sit down with many leading voices and innovators in the world of mental health, to learn from their lives, their stories, their experience and expertise. And, today, we’re sharing insight from four of those visionaries: Dr. Nzinga Harrison, Terri Cole, Lori Gottlieb, & Dr. Joy Harden Bradford.

I hope you'll enjoy this exploration of mental health from different lenses valuable and maybe it’ll plant a seed that opens you to exploring and being more intentional and proactive in your own pursuit of wellbeing.

You can find Dr. Nzinga Harrison at: Website | In Recovery Podcast

You can find Terri Cole at: Website | The Terri Cole Show

You can find Lori Gottlieb at: Website | Dear Therapist Podcast

You can find Dr. Joy Harden Bradford at: Website | Therapy for Black Girls Podcast

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0:00.0

Okay, so can we get real here for maybe a hot minute?

0:11.1

This past year and a half has pushed so many of us to the bring in a lot of different

0:15.5

ways, relationships, work, physical and mental health.

0:19.6

It has tested nearly every system, every thought, belief, tool, practice and resource that

0:25.2

we rely on to find peace and ease and solace, hope, resilience and maybe even a little bit

0:32.0

of grace.

0:33.0

And over the years, we have had the great fortune to be able to sit down with many leading

0:37.9

voices and innovators in the world of mental health, to learn from their lives, from their

0:42.6

stories, their experience and expertise.

0:45.5

And today, we are sharing insight from four of those visionaries with you.

0:51.0

So we start off with Dr. Enzenga Harrison, a physician with specialties in addiction

0:55.6

medicine and psychiatry, chief medical officer and co-founder of Eleanor Health.

1:00.5

She has spent her career really focusing on stigma, reduction and health equity.

1:05.0

Dr. Harrison is super uniquely positioned to help folks navigate the stress of current

1:09.7

events from the opioid crisis and COVID to racial violence and systemic injustice and begin

1:15.2

to move from thinking to action with the goal of truly improving health and society.

1:20.3

She also happens to host the InRecovery podcast, such an eye opening and powerful set of insights.

1:26.9

Here is Dr. Harrison.

1:36.1

The expertise that I've developed that I feel like comes naturally to me now is like the

1:41.6

not quantifiable part, right?

1:44.2

Like I tell people all the time as a psychiatrist, the concept is that as a psychiatrist, you

1:48.7

talk, talk, talk, talk, talk.

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