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"Mental Health Professionals and Social Media" Interview with John Cordray, MA, LPC, NCC
"Mental Health Professionals and Social Media" Interview with John Cordray, MA, LPC, NCC
"Mental Health Professionals and Social Media" Interview with John Cordray, MA, LPC, NCC
Thursday 15th September 2022
John Cordray talks about using social media for mental health support and his career journey in this episode of 'Behavioral Health Integration'.
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Get the buttons here!John Cordray on Harnessing Social Media for Mental Health Support
We need to use social media to create communities and build ecosystems where people can easily find help and support for their mental health struggles.
Ever wondered how social media could be a lifeline for mental health? In this episode of 'Behavioral Health Integration', host Jacob Minnig chats with John Cordray, a seasoned telehealth therapist and the voice behind 'The Mental Health Today Show'. With over 17 years in the field, John brings a wealth of experience to the table. They dive into how technology and social media can create positive ripples in the mental health world.
John shares his journey into mental health, driven by a passion for helping others, and how he transitioned into podcasting to reach a wider audience. The conversation also covers the nitty-gritty of getting licensed in multiple states and the ongoing struggle for fair compensation in the mental health profession. John doesn’t just stop at therapy; he’s also the mind behind the 'Virtual Therapist' LinkedIn newsletter and 'The Mental Health Community'.
These platforms aim to foster better workplace-life balance for professionals and create supportive ecosystems online. If you're curious about how social media can be a tool for good in mental health, or you're a professional looking for fresh ideas, this episode is a must-listen.