Hosted by William Fletcher. MYND to MYND Podcast is an Australian audio podcast focused around on how to stay on top of your mental health. The show dives into a myriad of topics around psychology and mental health conditions as well as current world and day to day societal stresses that may negatively impact your mental state.
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In this episode, Will and Jason discuss what could be done differently to better mental health services out in rural, inland Australian communities compared to urban areas around major Australian cities. They also share their opinions on the upcoming The Voice referendum that will represent Indigenous Australians in Federal Parliament.
In this episode, Will, Claire and Jason share their struggles in finding a stable paid work position in a world where it is growing much harder to find employment. They also share tips that you can apply to help better your chances of landing your dream job.
In this episode Claire is back as she joins Jason and Will in the continuation of last week's topic around finding true fulfillment against instant online gratification. This second part dives deeper into the discussion of whether certain websites and social media platforms can have a negative influence on your mental health, as well as online traps that you can fall into, and how to get out of them. Will shares a personal experience regarding online education, where he had a traumatic experience from watching a particular YouTube educator.
In this episode, Will and Jason speak about how hard it can be to find real genuine fulfillment in a world that has become more focused on short term rewards, mainly from social media platforms and websites like YouTube and Facebook in the form of likes, comments and subscribers. Will also talks about how to break away from an internet addiction.
In this episode, Jason and Will discuss how people tend to misuse mental health labels and diagnostic terms out of ignorance to people who actually have these conditions with real experience. Jason and Will discuss how this can spread misinformation as well as frustrate anyone who actually suffers from these conditions, and what can be done to open up a deeper, more genuine and understanding conversation.