Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?
Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?

Bro Enough | Male Mental Health Podcast

Noah Liker, Clinical Therapist at a behavioral health clinic in San Diego, continues sharing his thoughts on research in sports and mental health. Listening and validating as a society needs...

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Bro Enough | Male Mental Health Podcast

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Bro? Why do you behave the way you do? This is: Bro Enough. Welcome to Bro Enough, a podcast meant to shine light into the controversial existence of being masculine, and before our opinion becomes the determining conversation, we’re gonna reach out to professionals to understand what it is , isn’t, what’s working and needs replacement into being a bro. This is Bro Enough, with your host Gonzo de. This first episode is an interview with Kevin B. Clinical Supervisor at Refresh Recovery Mental Health San Diego. We start off with the question what keeps men from asking for help? A social science dive into identity, masculinity and vulnerability. We'd like to thank our sponsor La Jolla Recovery for making it possible to share about mental health. La Jolla Recovery is an evidence based addiction treatment center providing drug and alcohol detox and rehab programs in a tailor suited manner in San Diego, California. La Jolla Recovery believes in meeting clients where they are at, and no matter belief systems or cultural background, will develop a customized program to break away from substance use disorders in an inspiring by the sea setting with some of the most passionate and world class therapists.

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Episodes: 10

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Emotional Literacy in Sports: Insights from Noah Liker

Are we an emotionally illiterate society? This thought-provoking question is at the heart of this episode featuring Noah Liker, a Clinical Therapist based in San Diego. Noah dives into the intricate relationship between sports and mental health, shedding light on how our society often overlooks the emotional needs of athletes. He emphasizes the crucial role of listening and validation in fostering a healthier, more supportive environment for everyone involved in sports.

Whether you're an athlete, a coach, or someone interested in mental health, this episode offers valuable insights into the often-hidden emotional challenges faced by those in the sports world. Tune in to understand how we can all contribute to a more emotionally literate society.

Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?

Emotional Literacy in Sports: Insights from Noah Liker

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Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?
Men and Sports P3. Are we an emotionally illiterate society?