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Black Mental Matters

Black Mental Matters

著者： Vince The Voice
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The Black Mental Matters Podcast with Vince "The Voice" Bailey seeks to strip away the stigma of discussing Black mental health. Black Mental Matters features a series of in-depth interviews and discussions around mental health in the Black community. Follow Vince and share The Black Mental Matters Podcast with your friends and family. Join our group therapy!All rights reserved マネジメント マネジメント・リーダーシップ 経済学
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  • Black Mental Matters Ep 101 - When Pain Becomes a Calling: Dr. Kurt Jones, Play21, and the Power of Purpose

    Black Mental Matters Ep 101 - When Pain Becomes a Calling: Dr. Kurt Jones, Play21, and the Power of Purpose
    2026/06/03
    Most great stories of transformation begin with profound loss—and the story of Dr. Kurt Jones is no exception. Once a star basketball player and best friend to high school phenom Benji Wilson, Kurt’s journey was forever reshaped by tragedy. From Chicago’s streets to Hawaiian beaches, he turned heartbreak into a mission: empowering others through the power of sports, mental resilience, and community. In this compelling conversation, Kurt reveals how a childhood in Chicago, the loss of a best friend, and his own healing journey led him to build Play21 Wellness Academy—an organization that uses basketball and psychology to create pathways to wellness, mentorship, and hope. You’ll discover how a simple game like ‘Twenty One’ becomes a powerful tool for inclusivity, resilience, and life skills—where anyone, regardless of skill level, can step on the court and win. Kurt shares the innovative “Shelving Method,” a mental toolkit that helps individuals organize their thoughts, manage stress, and prioritize their goals—skills crucial in today’s chaotic world. This episode is perfect for anyone seeking inspiration to turn adversity into action. Whether you’re a coach, mentor, parent, or athlete, Kurt’s story reminds us that true leadership stems from humility, purpose, and the willingness to serve others. His innovative programs—including digital tools like the Client App and upcoming mental wellness platforms—are transforming how we manage mental health in and out of the game. If you're ready to unlock your potential, foster resilience, and see setbacks as springboards for growth, this episode is essential listening. Kurt’s journey underscores a profound truth: healing and greatness begin with one decision—to do the work, stay humble, and never lose sight of your purpose.
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    27 分
  • Black Mental Matters Ep 100 The Power of Your Pause: Are We Too Busy to Be Well?

    Black Mental Matters Ep 100 The Power of Your Pause: Are We Too Busy to Be Well?
    2026/06/02
    What if the answer isn't doing more? What if the answer is learning when to pause? In this episode of Black Mental Matters, Vince "The Voice" Bailey sits down with therapist, educator, speaker, and author Dr. Moniek Garside to discuss why so many people are living on autopilot—and what it takes to reconnect with ourselves, our relationships, and our purpose. Vince also shares his own wellness journey, including quitting smoking and drinking after nearly 45 years and becoming more intentional about his health and well-being. Together they explore: ✅ The warning signs of living on autopilot ✅ Why high-functioning people often struggle in silence ✅ The difference between coping and healing ✅ Why Black men often feel pressure to "push through" ✅ How to become more self-aware and emotionally healthy ✅ The transformative power of slowing down They also discuss Dr. Garside's upcoming book: 📖 The Power of Your Pause: From Autopilot to Awareness—The Transformative Power of Stillness If you've been feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, disconnected, or simply stuck in survival mode, this conversation is for you.
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    32 分
  • Black Mental Matters Episode 99 - Why Community Matters in Mental Health | NAMI Arkansas

    Black Mental Matters Episode 99 - Why Community Matters in Mental Health | NAMI Arkansas
    2026/05/06
    In this episode of Black Mental Matters, Vince The Voice engages with Trisha Clem and Terry Camper from NAMI Arkansas to discuss the importance of community connection and compassion in addressing mental health challenges. They share personal stories, the role of empathy in support, and the differences in mental health needs between rural and urban areas. The conversation highlights common misconceptions about mental illness, the advocacy and educational efforts of NAMI, and the integration of faith and mental health. The episode emphasizes the communal aspect of mental health and the importance of reaching out for support. Takeaways Mental health challenges are prevalent in every community. Empathy is essential in providing mental health support. One in five Americans experience mental illness. Community connection is vital for healing and support. NAMI provides resources and advocacy for mental health. Education is key to reducing stigma around mental illness. Rural and urban areas have different mental health needs. Leadership in mental health requires understanding the whole person. Faith and mental health can coexist and support each other. Support from organizations like NAMI is crucial for individuals and families.
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    32 分
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