Named to TIME Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2012, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen discusses mental health, emotional well-being and finding our healthy “inner space”. She talks with public figures in sports, entertainment, business, religion and politics to help us learn more about developing healthy habits, recognizing the signs of emotional pain in ourselves and our loved ones, and finding ways to care for those who are suffering. Dr. Van Dahlen also encourages people around the world to talk more openly about mental health – so that we can better support each other through the challenges we all face. Utilizing social media as a tool to share real life stories from across the globe, Inner Space will engage, inspire and connect us to each other as we work to change the culture of mental health and reminds us that our emotional well-being is just as important as our physical well-being.
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Named to TIME Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2012, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen discusses mental health, emotional well-being and finding our healthy “inner space”. She talks with public figures in sports, entertainment, business, religion and politics to help us learn more about developing healthy habits, recognizing the signs of emotional pain in ourselves and our loved ones, and finding ways to care for those who are suffering. Dr. Van Dahlen also encourages people around the world to talk more openly about mental health – so that we can better support each other through the challenges we all face. Utilizing social media as a tool to share real life stories from across the globe, Inner Space will engage, inspire and connect us to each other as we work to change the culture of mental health and reminds us that our emotional well-being is just as important as our physical well-being.
LGBTQ - August Getty, Rob Vassiliarkis, Frank McAlpin & 'Boy Erased' Panel
Inner Space with Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen
52 minutes
6 years ago
LGBTQ - August Getty, Rob Vassiliarkis, Frank McAlpin & 'Boy Erased' Panel
In this episode of Inner Space, Dr. Barbara explores mental health in the LGBTQ community. To learn more from leaders who are providing help and hope to those in need, she sat down in London, New York and Los Angeles for three inspiring conversations and a post- film screening panel discussion. Her first guest is fashion designer and activist, August Getty, next we hear from advocate and counselor Rob Vassiliarkis, followed by Frank McAlpin from the Los Angeles LGBT Center. Finally, this episode includes clips from a very special panel discussion about the critically acclaimed film, "Boy Erased."
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Inner Space with Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen
Named to TIME Magazine’s list of the 100 Most Influential People in the World in 2012, licensed clinical psychologist Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen discusses mental health, emotional well-being and finding our healthy “inner space”. She talks with public figures in sports, entertainment, business, religion and politics to help us learn more about developing healthy habits, recognizing the signs of emotional pain in ourselves and our loved ones, and finding ways to care for those who are suffering. Dr. Van Dahlen also encourages people around the world to talk more openly about mental health – so that we can better support each other through the challenges we all face. Utilizing social media as a tool to share real life stories from across the globe, Inner Space will engage, inspire and connect us to each other as we work to change the culture of mental health and reminds us that our emotional well-being is just as important as our physical well-being.
