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...health. Like, there's some really interesting studies out there around taking a functional medicine approach where, you know, you come in and say you're depressed. And rather than, like, doing talk therapy and things like this, that statistics show,
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...health bucket, things like epilepsy, depression,
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...mental health issues and and and eventually got diagnosed, with bipolar disorder, which you went on to seek treatment for. And and this has really become a a really important part of your sort of purpose in life to talk about this and to be open abou
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...a mental health crisis in this country. But if you look at the charts on this, it began long before CHAD GPT kicked off the AI race at the 2022. And you can see that the mental health decline is affecting all ages, but is most acute among the young.
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...health advocate, and author of the book Practical Optimism. As the first medical director of the nine eleven mental health program, she has spent her career helping people build resilience, optimism, and lasting well-being in an anxious world. The fo
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...with mental health was to be in denial of the condition that I had, which is bipolar type one. And because it is classified as a severe mental illness, which sounds scary, can sound scarier than it is, but you have to deal with it. Yeah. So it was su
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...to mental health issues. And so if we can think about how do we prevent poverty, incarceration, you know, food, hunger, like, all of these things, like, on a macro level and design services to prevent them. If you can help take care of maternal menta
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...mental health and mental wellness. I analogize it to sort of the what happened with the personal wellness industry. I think for a while, we were headed in a direction as a country where, like, fast food, not a lot of exercise. Like, I think people ar
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...mental health. And the numbers are staggering. And, you know, hearing that and hearing how NAMI had all these people that were saying, I wish I'd known about you sooner, knowing that was an awareness issue, we were like, what if we what if we were to
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...mental health problem. Tell me I'm wrong. Waiting. It's true. Like, you sample your friends. It is a pretty tough environment right now. We are on our phones all the time. We don't sleep well. We eat junk food. It's very hard to take a moment to ours
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...the mental health issues that we saw during the lockdowns were disruption in circadian biology. I know people were indoors more. There was more drinking. There was a bunch of other issues. But I'll just say there's a really beautiful study with more
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