Men and Trauma: Not Alone with PayneMen and Trauma: Not Alone with Payne
Mental Health News Radio
Join comedian, veteran, and former first responder Eric Payne with Kristin talking about his podcast on Mental Health News Radio Network! Not Alone with Payne is focused on men and trauma. We are honored to add it to our network line-up.
34:29•15 May 2020
Men and Trauma: A Candid Conversation with Eric Payne
Episode Overview
- Men face unique challenges in mental health and trauma recovery.
- Humour can be a powerful tool in healing from trauma.
- Male suicide rates are alarmingly high, especially in middle age.
- Addressing men's mental health is crucial for reducing domestic violence.
- First responders often have underlying childhood trauma.
“Addiction is a trauma response; most of those suffering seem to be male.”
If you've ever wondered how men handle trauma and mental health challenges, this episode of Mental Health News Radio is a must-listen. Hosted by Kristen Sunanta-Walker, the show welcomes Eric Payne, a comedian, veteran, and former first responder. Eric's podcast, Not Alone with Payne, now part of the Mental Health News Radio Network, focuses on men and trauma—a topic often overlooked but crucial.
Eric shares his journey through broadcasting school, his military career, and the personal experiences that shaped his unique perspective. With a dash of humour and candid anecdotes, Eric discusses the importance of addressing men's mental health and the often silent struggles they face. He highlights alarming statistics about male suicide rates and domestic violence, aiming to shed light on the need for support and conversation around these issues.
As Eric recounts his own battles and triumphs, he emphasises the significance of finding humour in life's challenges. His approach is both relatable and enlightening, making complex topics accessible to all. If you're looking for a podcast that combines laughter with serious discussion, Not Alone with Payne might be just what you need. It’s a reminder that no one should face their struggles alone—especially men who are often expected to stay silent.
Tune in for an engaging conversation that blends personal stories with broader societal insights. Are you ready to explore what it means to truly not be alone?
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