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Barriers to Healing: Trauma, Social Media, and the Fight for Access to Psychological Care
Almost 1 billion people worldwide live with a mental health condition. In Italy, over 90% of under-50s have faced mental health struggles, yet 81% still see it as a weakness. Access to therapy remains limited, leaving many without the care they need.
In this episode, we explore why psychological care must be recognized as a human right, and how social, cultural, and economic barriers shape access to support.
Today’s hosts are Durrah Malek, student of European & Global Studies, and Beatrice Antola, alumna in European and Global Studies and Assistant to the Director at the Leo Fund
TW: suicide, traumatic loss, and mental health struggles
If you feel the need to talk to someone, know that you're not alone. In Italy, you can contact these helplines for support and someone to listen:
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Association or any of the partners involved in the project.
Podcast writtend and Produced by Beatrice Birro and Beatrice Carniato in coordination with the Alumni Association of the University of Padua.
Logo designed by Beatrice Carniato. Original theme music composed by Beatrice Birro using GarageBand. All rights reserved.
In this episode, we explore why psychological care must be recognized as a human right, and how social, cultural, and economic barriers shape access to support.
Today’s hosts are Durrah Malek, student of European & Global Studies, and Beatrice Antola, alumna in European and Global Studies and Assistant to the Director at the Leo Fund
TW: suicide, traumatic loss, and mental health struggles
If you feel the need to talk to someone, know that you're not alone. In Italy, you can contact these helplines for support and someone to listen:
- De Leo Fund:
- Administration: +39 049 8766309
- Toll-Free Number: 800 168 678 - General psychological support: 800 833 833
- Telefono Amico Italia: +39 02 2327 2327
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Association or any of the partners involved in the project.
Podcast writtend and Produced by Beatrice Birro and Beatrice Carniato in coordination with the Alumni Association of the University of Padua.
Logo designed by Beatrice Carniato. Original theme music composed by Beatrice Birro using GarageBand. All rights reserved.
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By Beatrice Birro e Beatrice CarniatoAlmost 1 billion people worldwide live with a mental health condition. In Italy, over 90% of under-50s have faced mental health struggles, yet 81% still see it as a weakness. Access to therapy remains limited, leaving many without the care they need.
In this episode, we explore why psychological care must be recognized as a human right, and how social, cultural, and economic barriers shape access to support.
Today’s hosts are Durrah Malek, student of European & Global Studies, and Beatrice Antola, alumna in European and Global Studies and Assistant to the Director at the Leo Fund
TW: suicide, traumatic loss, and mental health struggles
If you feel the need to talk to someone, know that you're not alone. In Italy, you can contact these helplines for support and someone to listen:
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Association or any of the partners involved in the project.
Podcast writtend and Produced by Beatrice Birro and Beatrice Carniato in coordination with the Alumni Association of the University of Padua.
Logo designed by Beatrice Carniato. Original theme music composed by Beatrice Birro using GarageBand. All rights reserved.
In this episode, we explore why psychological care must be recognized as a human right, and how social, cultural, and economic barriers shape access to support.
Today’s hosts are Durrah Malek, student of European & Global Studies, and Beatrice Antola, alumna in European and Global Studies and Assistant to the Director at the Leo Fund
TW: suicide, traumatic loss, and mental health struggles
If you feel the need to talk to someone, know that you're not alone. In Italy, you can contact these helplines for support and someone to listen:
- De Leo Fund:
- Administration: +39 049 8766309
- Toll-Free Number: 800 168 678 - General psychological support: 800 833 833
- Telefono Amico Italia: +39 02 2327 2327
The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the hosts and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of the Association or any of the partners involved in the project.
Podcast writtend and Produced by Beatrice Birro and Beatrice Carniato in coordination with the Alumni Association of the University of Padua.
Logo designed by Beatrice Carniato. Original theme music composed by Beatrice Birro using GarageBand. All rights reserved.