
#124 How to start conversations about Mental Health at work
Welcome to the 124th episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast. This month’s theme is mind-body connection, how our physical health supports our mental health and how our mental health supports our physical health.
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Show Notes
Welcome to the 124th episode of the award-winning Diverse Minds podcast.
This month’s theme is mind-body connection, how our physical health supports our mental health and how our mental health supports our physical health.
So, in today’s episode, I talk about how to have wellbeing conversations where physical health may help to open up the conversations about mental health.
In today’s show on
- Why I decided to make an episode on this topic. [00:53]
- Some statistics about stress in the workplace. [03:39]
- How stress can manifest itself in our bodies. [04:40]
- Some emotional symptoms of stress. [06:24]
- How to have conversations with someone showing stress-related symptoms. [11:32]
Quotes on
- Stress is a very physical sensation.
- Unfortunately, stress is really seen as an integral part of day to day life. But the ongoing physical impacts are very significant indeed.
- Stress is a state of mental or emotional strain or tension, resulting from adverse or demanding circumstances.
- Stress can be super helpful to enable us to perform or to meet deadlines and motivate us to do our best.
- Chronic stress can contribute significantly to physical problems such as heart disease, hypertension, high blood pressure, and bone density issues,
Resources connected to
- Podcast Episode #97: The art of listening to support someone
- Podcast Episode #4: Do you wear stress as a badge of honour?
- Podcast Episode #62: Mindfulness and Managing Stress
- Podcast Episode #114: Identifying and Combatting Burnout
- Blog post: How to Handle Stressful Thoughts
- Blog post: How to address your stress