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EPISODE · Feb 13, 2024 · 31 MIN

Have Mental Health Services Ever Been Good?

from Honestly Unorthodox · host Kayla

Man do I miss podcasting! Today’s episode reviews the following: * Have services for mental illnesses ever been “good”? What does the ideal service model even look like?* If we have access to endless therapies and psychotropics in individualized, wealthy countries like America… why are we the most miserable, clinically? * What might your version of “good” mental health services look like, and why can’t we seem to get there? Then we shifted into a topic I’ve been asked to discuss multiple times: being more comfortable being blunt in the workplace. I lay out 8 steps that I believe put a person in a good place to begin practicing. Enjoy, and as always— would love to hear your thoughts. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit honestlyunorthodox.substack.com

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