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Dr Naren Senthil Nathan joins us to talk about what makes it hard for people to talk about their feelings. He shares that the first step is acknowledging your problems and knowing that there is nothing wrong with seeking help. If you know people who are struggling, remember that they need to feel comfortable with talking about their struggles first.
Episode Highlights
[04:52] The State of Mental Health Today
[08:12] Why People Find it Hard to Ask for Help
[10:01] What Happens When People Suppress Their Issues
[12:54] Gender Differences When Asking for Help
[17:49] Why Men are More Vulnerable
[23:52] How to Practice Vulnerability
[29:08] How to Help Others
[33:31] Signs to Look Out For
[36:31] How to Help Others With Mental Health Matters Outside of Professional Help
[39:13] Naren’s Top Three Tips For Encouraging Vulnerability
[40:07] Where to Get Help
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FrogFest Virtual – The Boundary Hunters
Tuesday 25th November
The Beat Stress and Thrive course
By Dr Rachel Morris5
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Dr Naren Senthil Nathan joins us to talk about what makes it hard for people to talk about their feelings. He shares that the first step is acknowledging your problems and knowing that there is nothing wrong with seeking help. If you know people who are struggling, remember that they need to feel comfortable with talking about their struggles first.
Episode Highlights
[04:52] The State of Mental Health Today
[08:12] Why People Find it Hard to Ask for Help
[10:01] What Happens When People Suppress Their Issues
[12:54] Gender Differences When Asking for Help
[17:49] Why Men are More Vulnerable
[23:52] How to Practice Vulnerability
[29:08] How to Help Others
[33:31] Signs to Look Out For
[36:31] How to Help Others With Mental Health Matters Outside of Professional Help
[39:13] Naren’s Top Three Tips For Encouraging Vulnerability
[40:07] Where to Get Help
Enjoyed This Podcast?
Write a review and share this with your friends.
Sign up for a FREE workbook.
Join the Shapes Collective Facebook group.
Find out more about our training here.
Email Rachel or reach her on LinkedIn or Twitter.
Check out the Permission to Thrive CPD membership for doctors!
Sign up now for the Shapes Toolkit Programs to help you take control of your workload, feel better, and beat burnout.
Create your ideal week using the THRIVE Week Planner!
Are you interested to join our You Are Not A Frog retreat? Or perhaps you have some questions about failure. Drop us an email at [email protected] to let us know!
Become a member of the Resilient Team Academy! Sign-ups are open until the third of November.
Check out the Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management if you want to attend the Leaders in Healthcare conference.
Mentioned in this episode:
FrogFest Virtual – The Boundary Hunters
Tuesday 25th November
The Beat Stress and Thrive course

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