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#040 Sneha on Sibling Loss
CW: suicide
Sneha, of the MindMatters Podcast, talks to us about the sudden death of her older brother when she was only 16 years old. As a teenager, living in a culture where mental health is taboo, Sneha was forced to seek professional help while hiding the truth from her family. She details how this loss shook her entire understanding of death and grief. We learn about Sneha’s recovery and how she is now helping others on their mental health journeys.
Topics Discussed:
(0:00) Life update from Jen and Tesha
(4:17) Introducing Sneha
(6:14) Her brother’s death: Sneha describes her older brother’s sudden death
(11:24) How this loss shook her entire understanding of death.
(12:58) Attempting suicide and deciding to get help
(14:45) Shame and hiding the truth from her family
(18:42) The importance of having more than one outlet, or coping mechanisms
(23:15) Making meaning by starting Mind Matters
(36:00) Finding coping mechanisms that work for you,
(39:39) Grief and healing are not linear
Resources:
Mind Matters Podcast
Mind Matters Website
Deep vein thrombosis https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/deep-vein-thrombosis/symptoms-causes/syc-20352557
Stages of grief https://www.healthline.com/health/stages-of-grief
About Sneha:
Sneha Suresh is the founder of MindMatters, an initiative that is dedicated to raising awareness on mental health and de-stigmatising therapy. MindMatters is dedicated to recognising the right to good health and well being of everyone.
They are the host of the “Mind Matters” podcast series “Perspectives” and “A Step Towards Help”, and also the creator behind their newest project, the wellness support program.
Coming from a culture that never talked about mental health or grief, MindMatters is the project created out Sneha's own life story, the loss of her older brother.
They're also a final year law student and want to continue to specialize in human rights law. They believe in wanting to help people and supporting community.
Website: www.mindmattersinitiative.com
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By Jen & Tesha, Women in Progress MediaCW: suicide
Sneha, of the MindMatters Podcast, talks to us about the sudden death of her older brother when she was only 16 years old. As a teenager, living in a culture where mental health is taboo, Sneha was forced to seek professional help while hiding the truth from her family. She details how this loss shook her entire understanding of death and grief. We learn about Sneha’s recovery and how she is now helping others on their mental health journeys.
Topics Discussed:
(0:00) Life update from Jen and Tesha
(4:17) Introducing Sneha
(6:14) Her brother’s death: Sneha describes her older brother’s sudden death
(11:24) How this loss shook her entire understanding of death.
(12:58) Attempting suicide and deciding to get help
(14:45) Shame and hiding the truth from her family
(18:42) The importance of having more than one outlet, or coping mechanisms
(23:15) Making meaning by starting Mind Matters
(36:00) Finding coping mechanisms that work for you,
(39:39) Grief and healing are not linear
Resources:
Mind Matters Podcast
Mind Matters Website
Deep vein thrombosis https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/deep-vein-thrombosis/symptoms-causes/syc-20352557
Stages of grief https://www.healthline.com/health/stages-of-grief
About Sneha:
Sneha Suresh is the founder of MindMatters, an initiative that is dedicated to raising awareness on mental health and de-stigmatising therapy. MindMatters is dedicated to recognising the right to good health and well being of everyone.
They are the host of the “Mind Matters” podcast series “Perspectives” and “A Step Towards Help”, and also the creator behind their newest project, the wellness support program.
Coming from a culture that never talked about mental health or grief, MindMatters is the project created out Sneha's own life story, the loss of her older brother.
They're also a final year law student and want to continue to specialize in human rights law. They believe in wanting to help people and supporting community.
Website: www.mindmattersinitiative.com
Support our drive to upgrade our audio equipment
Buy Us a Coffee
Patreon - and access special episodes and content
Want to be a guest on the show?
Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @nowwhat_podcast
Facebook: nowwhatpodcommunity