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Supporting Gen Z mental health | Sam Heft | TEDxUMiami
TEDx Talks· 2026-02-06 15:50
[applause] This is my dog, Milo. He's a perfectly happy dog as long as he gets cheese, playtime, belly rubs, and a spot on the couch. If we dropped him off in the wild, he probably wouldn't do too well.Not because he's weak, but because that environment doesn't support his needs. This is true of most animals, including Milo's ancestors, the wolves. In a healthy ecosystem, wolves are social animals, just like humans.They move constantly, regulate stress through connection. They raise their young together. No ...
Life from A Psychiatrist's Lens | Dr. Maymunah Kadiri | TEDxAjah
TEDx Talks· 2026-01-29 17:00
I remember in 2004 after men's school NYC um you go for your housemanship that is a rotate of a regular physician in Nigeria if you're not up to 30 years of age and then you go for your NYS. So I decided to go in for mental health which for me is a message for the past, the present and the future. So I could convince that I was already married and then to convince my husband that this is my area of preference and then of course I told my dad and my family members and my dad called for a meeting like excuse ...
Living B.I.G..."You are Enough" | Desiree 'Dezzie' Neal | TEDxJersey City
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-18 17:29
I mean, with all the shots and the pills and the drills, BODY POSITIVITY IS ON THE RISE, I think. Well, either way, I'm just happy to be here. My name is Desiree Design Deal, aka your big girl.So, I found a way to celebrate myself using wit and creativity, no matter what the world says. And I've defined it. Check this out.Big stands for beautiful, intelligent, and gifted. So, now that we've got that established, BIG GIRLS, MAKE SOME NOISE. FELLAS, I haven't forgot about you.Big boys, make some noise. That's ...
Boys and Broken Hearts | Dr. Maymunah Kadiri | TEDxAdmiralty Way
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-15 16:28
Mental Health & Masculinity - Traditional masculinity norms (provider, stoic) negatively impact men's mental health [2][3] - Suppressed emotions in men manifest as silence, exhaustion, and anger [3] - Men are twice as likely to die by suicide and have substance-related disorders [6] - One in five men will experience depression in their lifetime [6] - Men are three times more likely to die from alcohol-related issues [6] - Trauma or war zones, men bear the brunt of post-traumatic stress disorder [6] Societal Impact - Societal expectations create "emotional handcuffs" for men, hindering emotional expression [7] - Emotionally wounded men negatively impact families, leading to confusion in boys [7][8] - Workplace burnout, stemming from suppressed emotions, harms economic creativity and focus [8] - The issue is developmental, not just mental, requiring societal shifts [8] - Redefining masculinity involves compassion, vulnerability, and seeking help [10][11] - The world needs present men, not perfect men, who have the courage to heal [12]
The Future Of Mental Health | Fairel Athariz | TEDxCRIBS Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-12-05 17:48
Moving on to Farel Ataris from 8 Madina. Ladies and gentlemen, onethird of kids have experienced anxiety disorder before they turn 18. One sixth have drowned in depression.And all of us have experienced those late night thoughts when we just think life is too miserable. The pain is real and we've all felt it. Even the happiest person, you know.But here's the truth. We're ready to live by. The future of mental health isn't about liking yourself when you're only perfect.It's about treating yourself with the s ...
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Elon Musk· 2025-12-02 12:12
RT Jeffery Mead (@the_jefferymead)Liberals being more depressed than conservatives doesn’t surprise me at all.When your entire political culture is built around seeing yourself as a victim, it takes a toll.Victimhood is treated like currency on the left. The more oppressed you claim to be, the more status you get. That kind of mindset wears people down over time.Add to that how often Democrats frame every issue as the end of the world.Everything is “a crisis,” everything is “under attack,” and everything is ...
The Power of Finding Your Voice | Kristi Lowe | TEDxSomerset West
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 17:33
I was 17 when I lost my sister. Now, usually when telling this story, I'd say something along the lines of, "We fought long and hard to get her the medication she needed, to get access to the drugs, to change the landscape of South African organ donation, to get her the lung transplant she needed to save her life. But that would be a lie because we didn't do those things. My mother did, my father did.But me, I was a child. 13 when Jenna was diagnosed, 15 when the campaign started, and 17 when she died. I wa ...
Harness your inner ChatGPT | Shashin Surkund | TEDxApex
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-25 16:35
Personal Transformation & Well-being - Individual experienced depression in 2012, leading to a six-month leave from work [3] - Gratitude and positivity, along with support from family and friends, were crucial in overcoming depression [5][7] - Individual trained their inner dialogue like an "inner Chad GPT" using gratitude and positive thoughts [9][10] - Practicing gratitude releases neurotransmitters, promoting a more positive life [14][15] Workplace & Community Impact - Individual created a daily email with positive thoughts, reaching thousands globally within the organization [12] - The daily dose of positivity has created a ripple effect, with recipients forwarding it to their teams, families, and loved ones [12] - Individual's transformation has attracted like-minded people, forming a supportive inner circle at home and work [13] Personal Development & Communication - Public speaking was once an unattainable dream due to stuttering, but music provided joy and happiness [16] - Individual overcame fear of failure, anxiety, and negative emotions in the last decade [17] - The mind is the longest relationship one will ever have, emphasizing the importance of nurturing it with gratitude and positivity [18]
Getting Unstuck: Moving Towards Better Mental Health | Dr. Devin Effinger | TEDxBoulder
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-20 16:02
[applause] I remember waking up lying in a dense forest, looking up at the sky through the tops of the trees, but having no recollection of how I'd gotten there. Within seconds, my brain was overflooded with pain signals, and then everything went dark. I came back in fragments being dragged out of the woods, paramedics cutting my clothes off in the ambulance, and then waking up in the ICU, having difficulty speaking.At 15, I nearly died in an accident that left me overcoming a speech impediment following tr ...
Sometimes, listening is enough | Carly Walker | TEDxGeorgiaCollege
TEDx Talks· 2025-11-17 17:56
Mental Health Crisis & Impact - The CDC reported a 60% increase in depression among US adolescents and adults in the last 10 years [1] - 95% of US high school students reported attempting suicide in the last 12 months in the 2023 youth risk behavior survey [1] - Younger generations are increasingly turning to AI for mental health support, highlighting a potential shift in coping mechanisms [1] Addressing the Taboo & Promoting Open Communication - Society needs to move towards a place where talking about mental health is more openly accepted [1] - The key is to learn how to listen first, creating a safe space for individuals to share their struggles without fear of judgment [2] - It's okay to be a little uncomfortable when people share their struggles; offering support doesn't require having all the solutions [2] Practical Steps & Fostering Supportive Environments - Encouraging open conversations and letting people know that you care can make a significant difference [8] - Small, simple steps, like inviting people to open up and listening without judgment, can contribute to solving the mental health crisis [9][10] - Creating communities and workplaces that prioritize mental health requires fostering supportive environments [8]