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#36 Henry Zhu: Let's Talk About Male Mental Health and Masculinity
Henry Zhu studied psychology at Harvard and is now Chief of Staff at The JED Foundation, which aims to protect the emotional health of, and prevent suicide for, teens and young adults.
While the foundation advises schools on mental health policies and runs PSAs with celebrities like Billie Eilish and leagues like the NBA, Henry is especially interested in male mental health and modern masculinity overall. Basically, how the culture pushes boys and men to think and behave in a certain way that is getting in the way of guys being their healthiest selves.
As you might be able to guess, that’s where what we focus our conversation on today. Relationships. Vulnerability. Self worth. All the things that make us whole. And don’t let Henry’s soft spoken nature fool you - he is incredibly passionate, knowledgable, and ambitious about improving mental health for young people and males in particular.
Full show notes here at chrismcgrory.net
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By Chris McGrory
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Henry Zhu studied psychology at Harvard and is now Chief of Staff at The JED Foundation, which aims to protect the emotional health of, and prevent suicide for, teens and young adults.
While the foundation advises schools on mental health policies and runs PSAs with celebrities like Billie Eilish and leagues like the NBA, Henry is especially interested in male mental health and modern masculinity overall. Basically, how the culture pushes boys and men to think and behave in a certain way that is getting in the way of guys being their healthiest selves.
As you might be able to guess, that’s where what we focus our conversation on today. Relationships. Vulnerability. Self worth. All the things that make us whole. And don’t let Henry’s soft spoken nature fool you - he is incredibly passionate, knowledgable, and ambitious about improving mental health for young people and males in particular.
Full show notes here at chrismcgrory.net
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To support mental health resources and get yourself some gear that can start meaningful conversations, head over to nosolobrand.com and use code RANGE20 for 20% your purchase.