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Queer and Here: Let’s Talk Mental Health
Alicia Nolan
25 episodes
1 week ago
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Meet Cailin: Navigating Safety in Mental Healthcare and Building Community
Queer and Here: Let’s Talk Mental Health
45 minutes
9 months ago
Meet Cailin: Navigating Safety in Mental Healthcare and Building Community
In this conversation, Cam Murphy, a somatic body psychotherapist, discusses the intricacies of somatic therapy and EMDR, particularly in relation to trauma. They share their personal journey into the mental health field, emphasizing the importance of establishing a safe therapeutic relationship before delving into trauma work. The discussion also highlights the challenges of finding a queer therapist and the systemic issues within the mental health care system, including its capitalistic nature. Cam provides insights into resources available for affordable mental health care, advocating for a more compassionate approach to therapy. In this conversation, Cam and Alicia discuss the challenges faced by the LGBTQ community in the current political climate, particularly in relation to mental health, safety, and community support. They explore the high burnout rates in community mental health professions, the impact of recent elections on mental well-being, and the migration of individuals seeking safer environments. The discussion also highlights the importance of building community ties, preparing for uncertain times, and celebrating queer joy as a means of coping with adversity. *Cam also goes by Cailin. You will find them on psychologytoday.com and zencare.co under Cam Murphy. https://openpathcollective.org/clinicians/cailin-murphy/   Amber Wylde Photography https://www.wyldeandfreephotography.com/
Queer and Here: Let’s Talk Mental Health