Therapy, Meds, and Stigma feat. Jenna Romano

Street Cop Podcast

Street Cop Training

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4.9 • 933 Ratings

🗓️ 17 September 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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In this new reflective episode, Dennis and Jenna discuss the change in climate regarding mental health and how it is important to continue dismantling old stigmas of therapy and medications when necessary. Recorded on 09/15/2021. To listen to more #NoBSMentalFitness episodes with Jenna, subscribe to her free email or get in touch click the link: https://linktr.ee/jennarosecoaching *Please know that emails and social media are not monitored 24/7 and therefore should not be used for crisis contact. Here are some resources: Psychologytoday.com to search for therapists 1-800-COPLINE for peer support National suicide prevention lifeline 1800 273 8255 DISCLAIMER: The content in this podcast is not to be considered medical advise for any reason and nothing on it is intended to provide or act as a substitute for mental health treatment or medical treatment. We do not know your history or personal situation and cannot advise you or provide you with clinical recommendations without a consultation - This content is for general education.

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0:00.0	One, one, one, that's a great,
0:02.0	I don't have a great, uh-huh.
0:04.0	H-huh.
0:05.0	You trying to be a street cop.
0:10.0	Hey guys, welcome to this episode of the Street Cop Training Podcast. I am your host, Dennis Maynor, the founder and CEO of Street
0:17.4	Cop Training. Today I'm here with my very good friend, our in-house clinicians slash psychotherapist, Jenner Romano.
0:26.0	We have been receiving a lot of feedback, people are finding extreme value in these podcasts.
0:29.6	So with our busy lives, we're trying to make sure we get in here and get these things recorded for all of you. So without further to do, the one, the only,
0:38.0	Jenna Ramano. Thank you, Dennis Benino.
0:43.0	What are we talking about today?
0:44.0	We're going to talk about therapy.
0:46.0	Let's talk about therapy and psych meds and stigma and the code of silence. Let's talk about it all. I think that it's really important for people to hear about all different things about therapy, like on the flip side being a therapist how we
1:03.9	think how we treat if people have bad experiences they don't go back even though
1:10.0	they really could benefit from therapy.
1:13.1	So I just kind of want to have an open discussion
1:15.3	about that topic.
1:16.3	I'm getting a lot of people contacting me like,
1:18.4	hey man, thanks so much.
1:21.5	Tried therapy before, had a bad experience, now I'm back in. So I love hearing that. I love love hearing that because I think that people associate one bad experience with the whole process. So like, okay, therapy is not for me because I had one
1:36.3	bad experience or one bad therapist. We're not even a bad therapist, just somebody who really didn't,
1:42.3	they couldn't relate to or the personalities didn't jive so I think that it's really
1:47.6	important for people to continue to search for a good fit until they find one. The need is not gone just because you had a bad experience.
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