Ep. 13 - Men's Mental Health Matters w/ The Tin Men

In this conversation, George from The Tin Men discusses the critical issues surrounding men's mental health and advocacy. He shares his journey in creating a platform that addresses the often-overlooked aspects of men's issues, including mental health, domestic abuse, and the need for more male representation in therapy. 

The discussion highlights the backlash faced when advocating for men's rights and the misconceptions surrounding men's advocacy groups. George emphasizes the importance of community support and social prescriptions as effective means to improve men's mental health, while also addressing the systemic challenges that men face in society. 

In this conversation, George discusses the complexities surrounding men's issues, including the lack of support services for men, the dual nature of privilege, and the need for a rebranding of men's advocacy. 

He emphasizes the importance of addressing male mental health, the failures of the education system for boys, and the necessity for societal change to support men in crisis. The dialogue highlights the need for action beyond just talking, advocating for a more compassionate understanding of men's struggles.

“I interview people with "misunderstood" lifestyles so we can educate people on the truth.”

I interviews health and nutrition practitioner Emmanuela Urbani, who specializes in circadian rhythms and quantum biology. Emmanuela shares her personal journey from being a strict vegetarian to discovering the profound impact of light exposure on health. She discusses the importance of natural sunlight, the changes she made in her household, and the transformative effects on her clients' health. 

The conversation delves into the science behind light sensitivity, the role of dopamine in managing overwhelm, and the differences between traditional and modern nutrition. In this enlightening conversation, Emmanuela and I delve into the complexities of modern nutrition, the role of supplements, and the critical importance of sunlight for overall health. We discuss the misconceptions surrounding dietary habits, the impact of COVID-19 on mental health, and the journey towards embracing a more traditional and self-sufficient lifestyle. Emmanuela shares her personal experiences transitioning from a vegetarian to a more inclusive diet, emphasizing the importance of understanding the body's needs and the influence of environmental factors on health.

“I interview people with "misunderstood" lifestyles so we can educate people on the truth.”

Canadian Centre for Men and Families | https://menandfamilies.org/

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