HEALTHCARE VS HUMANITY IN THE USA - Mental Health and Organizing with Jonathan KissamHEALTHCARE VS HUMANITY IN THE USA - Mental Health and Organizing with Jonathan Kissam
Recovery and Transformation
The US healthcare system is notorious. In this discussion with Jonathan Kissam of United Electrical Workers, we talk about Jonathan's own journey dealing with mental health issues as well as what he sees among his colleagues. 00:00 - What...
1:03:50•9 Dec 2022
Breaking the Silence: Mental Health and Labor Rights with Jonathan Kissam
“But you know, I think, a sort of certain level of community mindedness, not putting yourself out, you know, not sort of going for yourself, you know- a certain sort of basic level of social solidarity.”
Ever wondered what it’s like to juggle mental health struggles while navigating the labyrinth of the US healthcare system? In this eye-opening episode of 'Recovery and Transformation', host Sameer Dossani sits down with Jonathan Kissam from United Electrical Workers to share a candid conversation about his personal journey with mental health. Jonathan opens up about the raw realities of living with depression, offering a heartfelt glimpse into his experiences and those of his colleagues.
The discussion doesn't stop there; they dive deep into how mental health intersects with labor rights and the complexities of class and regionalism in America. Jonathan also provides practical tips for improving mental health, emphasizing the importance of social accountability and community support. If you're looking to break the stigma surrounding mental health or seeking ways to navigate the challenging US healthcare system, this episode is a must-listen.
Tune in for an engaging mix of personal stories, expert insights, and actionable advice.
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