Episode 2: Have you ever? – Possible Mental Health Issues and Solutions Part 1

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Here, Queer, Everywhere!

Farheen Siddiqui & Jerry Jiang, MUST, Radio Monash

10 episodes

3 days ago

Welcome to Here, Queer, Everywhere! Our podcast is dedicated to amplifying the voices and experiences of LGBTQ+ individuals from diverse backgrounds. Through engaging conversations with our guests, who specialise in various areas within the LGBTQ+ community, we strive to highlight the importance of inclusivity and representation. From discussions about coming out to advocating for comprehensive sex education, and exploring the cross-cultural implications of LGBTQ+ issues, our podcast seeks to foster understanding and acceptance.

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Episode 2: Have you ever? – Possible Mental Health Issues and Solutions Part 1

Here, Queer, Everywhere!

34 minutes 14 seconds

1 year ago

Episode 2: Have you ever? – Possible Mental Health Issues and Solutions Part 1

In this episode of Here, Queer, Everywhere!, hosts Farheen and Jerry discuss the psychological struggles within the LGBTQ+ community with guests Dr. Michelle Byrne and Jacob Thomas. They emphasize that being queer is not a mental illness but acknowledge the common mental health challenges faced by queer individuals.

They also explore how intersecting factors such as race, ethnicity, and gender influence LGBTQ+ mental health, and offer suggestions for navigating identity and self-acceptance, as well as ways for friends and family to support the mental health of their LGBTQ+ loved ones.