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Mental Health Approaches to End Youth Violence with Riley Cochran

Mental Health Approaches to End Youth Violence with Riley Cochran

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 About the Guest(s):Riley Cochran is a professional deeply embedded in the realm of mental health, particularly focused on youth well-being and violence intervention. With a background marked by personal challenges and resilience, Riley found his calling in helping young people navigate through the complexities of life. His methods deviate from the conventional 'office-bound' therapist model, favoring a community-based approach that includes meetups in schools, homes, and even casual settings like a basketball court. Riley is recognized for his authentic interactions and commitment to offering real-world solutions, which have solidified his place as a credible figure in his field.Episode Summary:In this enlightening episode of the Credible Messenger podcast, host Jonathan McMillan engages in an in-depth dialogue with mental health professional Riley Cochran. Touching on personal experiences and professional insights, they explore the intricate panorama of mental health support, community safety, and the profound impact of building genuine connections for effective violence intervention strategies.The narrative dives into the pragmatic aspects of mental health work beyond traditional settings, emphasizing the importance of meeting youth where they live and breathe. Discussions extend to the critical role of therapy in the context of firearm violence. Riley unveils his strategies for approaching mental health in practical terms, reinforcing the criticality of relationship-building and self-reflection in facilitating behavior change. The discourse also delves into reimagining mental health support in the face of firearm-related crises and the potential evolution of the field.Key Takeaways:Mental health work's evolution: The field is moving towards more authentic and real-world engagement, focusing on establishing connections in an individual's natural environment.Prevention over intervention: Proactive conversations and forming trusting relationships can prevent crises from escalating.Trauma and behavior: Riley underscores the pivotal link between trauma and protection-related behaviors, advocating for approaches that address the core rather than symptoms.Hope as a catalyst: Instilling hope and exposing youth to opportunities can be more transformative than focusing solely on risk prevention.Community's role: Everyone can contribute to the mental health and well-being of society by addressing their own issues and modeling healthy behaviors.Notable Quotes:"I'm here for court… But to be honest, I'm here to figure out what's going on with you and figure out something with you." - Riley"Hurt people, hurt people." - Jonathan, quoting a common phrase."Trauma isn't just losing somebody, it's losing these experiences." - RileyResources:Riley Cochran's Instagram: @Mr.MindflexRiley Cochran on LinkedIn: Riley CochranRiley's company (name subject to change): Resolute Youth ServicesJoin us in this insightful episode to delve into the practical application of mental health strategies in preventing violence among youth and uncover the value of relationship-building and authenticity in effective intervention. Stay tuned for more profound conversations on the Credible Messenger podcast.0:00:00Introduction to the Credible Messenger podcast0:01:05Riley's background and passion for working with young people0:04:53Personal experiences that motivated Riley's work0:08:09Path to becoming a mental health professional and therapist0:11:52Importance of building meaningful relationships with young people0:13:08The evolving field of mental health and the day-to-day work of Riley0:13:46Jonathan asks Riley about his work and what a day in his life looks like0:14:24Riley describes his day, which includes driving to schools, checking in, and having deep conversations0:15:13Riley talks about the importance of understanding a person's support system and creating a safe space for meaningful conversations0:15:54Riley challenges the traditional approach of therapy and emphasizes the need to meet people where they are0:16:39Riley explains how young people have deep conversations in casual settings like cars or parks0:17:53Riley shares examples of different approaches he uses with different individuals, such as shooting hoops or meeting in a room0:19:04Riley expresses his preference for real-life connections and moments of crisis for meaningful conversations0:19:38Jonathan discusses the gap between academic theory and practical application in the mental health field0:20:15Jonathan asks if young people are more open to conversations about mental health0:21:05Riley explains that young people are open to mental health discussions once a relationship is established0:21:38Riley believes young people today have access to too much information and struggle to decipher what's accurate0:22:32Riley challenges the notion of resistance and emphasizes the importance of connecting with young people0:23:23Jonathan highlights the importance of building ...
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