HeyJaredThe Blokes Psychology Podcast
Psychologist & host, Carl Nelms, discusses mens health, mental health, psychology, relationships, masculinity & pretty much everything that relates to being a man in todays society. Featuring an array of fascinating guests from all walks of life.
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Beyond Talk Therapy: Rethinking Mental Health Support for Men (opens the original)
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Beyond Talk Therapy: Rethinking Mental Health Support for Men Why do some men continue to experience poor mental health outcomes, even when support is available? And what can we do differently to help men engage? In this episode, Craig sits down with Dr. Lewis Burns, psychologist at Blokes Psychology, to explore the relationship between masculinity, stigma, help-seeking and men's engagement with mental health treatment. Drawing on his research, Lewis discusses how traditional masculine norms can
Phobias: Why They Develop & How to Overcome Them (opens the original)
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What makes a fear become a phobia, and why can’t we simply reason our way out of it? In this episode of The Blokes Psychology Podcast, Craig sits down with Blokes Psychology psychologist Rohan to unpack phobias: what they are, how they develop, and why avoidance can keep fear going over time. They explore the difference between everyday fears and phobias, the role of avoidance, and what effective psychological treatment can involve, including exposure therapy and how it can be approached gradual
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