Loneliness is like smoking 15 cigarettes a day.”
The world has changed, we know that.But the real question is: what action do we take in response?
This Mental Health Awareness Week, we explore what “action” really means for parents, young people, immigrants,and communities learning how to talk about mental health before it becomes a crisis.
Here’s a sneak peek into our insightful episode, Why Are We Anxious? featuring:
Prof. JS Bamrah CBE, FRCPsych: Senior NHS Consultant Psychiatrist, UKProf. Subodh Dave: Dean & President-elect, Royal College of Psychiatrists
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[00:00:00] We know that 75% of mental illnesses will start before the age of 24. Chronic loneliness is as bad as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Suicide rates actually increase as people's pockets get hit. One of the biggest stressors on children is social media. If you're not on social media, you're an outcast. In the world of Tinder and Grindr, we have to kind of think about what does that modern attachment look like. Change in behaviour of a child is a classical symptom of something not going well. Access to healthcare is poor for people who do not argue.
[00:00:29] Tell us three top tools that people can use to handle their normal anxiety.