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EPISODE · Jul 9, 2025 · 27 MIN

Mental Health Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated

from The Mental Health Made Simple Podcast · host Dr. Mark Mayfield | Jonathan Collier

Feeling overwhelmed by mental health advice?You’re not alone. This episode kicks off the Mental Health Made Simple Podcast, where Dr. Mark Mayfield (Counselor, Author, Professor, Coach, and sought after Speaker) and Jonathan Collier (Entrepreneur, Brand and leadership Coach & Consultant, and Mental Health Practitioner) break down why mental health doesn’t need to be complicated, crunchy, or crisis-only to matter.A few topics we'll talk about:Why mental health is health (not just for crises)The small, daily steps that build real changeWhy big “aha” moments aren’t the only way to growTools to help you show up for yourself and those around youHow faith and mental health can intersect without shameMental Health Made Simple isn’t therapy, but it’s a step toward understanding yourself and others without the overwhelm.🎧 Listen anywhere you get your podcasts, or watch on YouTube.Explore resources: https://mentalhealthmadesimple.lifeSubscribe for practical, real mental health conversations without the fluff.#MentalHealth #SelfGrowth #MentalHealthMadeSimple #Podcast

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