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When Mental Health Support And Insight Becomes More Accessible To The General Public Through Blogging
When Mental Health Support And Insight Becomes More Accessible To The General Public Through Blogging
When Mental Health Support And Insight Becomes More Accessible To The General Public Through Blogging
Sunday 6th January 2019
Explore how Dennis Relojo uses blogging to make mental health support more accessible and relatable in this engaging episode.
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Episode Overview
- Blogging makes mental health information more accessible.
- Psychreg offers a less clinical approach to mental health education.
- Dennis Relojo bridges the gap between professionals and the public.
- Future plans for Psychreg include more events and podcasts.
- Humanising mental health discussions is crucial for reducing stigma.
"Blogging isn't just informal; it's conversational, adding a human touch to mental health discussions".
Ever wondered how blogging can transform mental health support into something accessible and relatable? Erin Lawler Patterson, known as The Goodness Chick, dives into this intriguing topic with Dennis Relojo, the founder of Psychreg. In a world where mental health discussions can often feel distant and clinical, Dennis is breaking down barriers by making crucial information readily available online. Psychreg, his brainchild, offers a platform that feels less like a textbook and more like a conversation over coffee.
Dennis's journey from psychology lecturer to full-time blogger is a testament to the power of combining passion with purpose. His approach flips the traditional model on its head, bringing support directly to those in need rather than waiting for them to seek it out. The episode sheds light on how blogging can serve as a bridge between mental health professionals and the general public, offering insights in bite-sized, digestible pieces.
Erin and Dennis discuss the importance of humanising mental health information, making it approachable and relatable. Dennis shares his vision for Psychreg's future, hinting at a possible new sub-discipline in psychology dedicated to blogging's impact on well-being. This episode is not just about the mechanics of blogging; it's about the heart behind it and its potential to change lives.
If you're curious about how blogging can play a pivotal role in mental health awareness and support, this conversation is one you won't want to miss.