1 - Unbeaten - Dean/Tim - Men/Mental Health - Survival Against the Odds! - Dean's Amazing Story!!!
Season 2, Episode 1, Oct 04, 10:32 AM
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Warning – In this podcast we will be talking about suicide and suicide attempts.
Welcome to the first edition of Unbeaten – Men’s Stories with Dean and Tim. Dean Daniel is a mental health advocate and an ambassador for an amazing organisation called Tough To Talk. He tells us about his unbelievable story of overcoming terrible physical and mental pain and anguish and committing his life to helping others. He also introduces his organisation and brand – Unbeaten. We want to talk about mental health and wellbeing for everyone, but with a focus on the male perspective. Together we are all stronger and can help each other.
Dean is on Instagram at deandaniel1
Here is the website. http://unbeaten.org.uk/
Dean is also on LinkedIn - http://linkedin.com/in/dean-daniel-811944100
On Facebook as Dean Daniel
We chat about: -
- Why we are doing this podcast.
- What Dean is doing now.
- The issues with men.
- Helping others.
- The importance of openness, sharing and seeking help.
- Dean’s public talks.
- The importance of being okay with expressing emotions and processing them.
- An early setback to Dean’s career in athletics.
- Overexercising and developing pain.
- Surgery, falls and extreme pain.
- More surgery. More pain.
- Bigger falls, resuscitation, ‘zombification’.
- Being stuck in bed, more hospital, more surgery.
- Mental Health Crisis and consideration of suicide.
- Things getting worse. Referral to Crisis Team.
- Medication.
- Family Support.
- Needing defibrillation.
- Increasing collapses and increasing isolation.
- Being in hospital abroad.
- Going further down the spiral of despair.
- The dangers of suddenly stopping medication.
- Suicide attempt.
- The compassion of others.
- Medication issues, another accident.
- Another suicide attempt.
- The Turning Point.
- Family and finding the supreme purpose.
- Founding Unbeaten.
- Recovery and ongoing challenges.
- Helping and inspiring others.
- Getting the message out there.
- Having a plan and someone to talk to when you feel bad.
- Public speaking and using a brand to spread a message.
- Creating a movement and a better future.
Welcome to the first edition of Unbeaten – Men’s Stories with Dean and Tim. Dean Daniel is a mental health advocate and an ambassador for an amazing organisation called Tough To Talk. He tells us about his unbelievable story of overcoming terrible physical and mental pain and anguish and committing his life to helping others. He also introduces his organisation and brand – Unbeaten. We want to talk about mental health and wellbeing for everyone, but with a focus on the male perspective. Together we are all stronger and can help each other.
Dean is on Instagram at deandaniel1
Here is the website. http://unbeaten.org.uk/
Dean is also on LinkedIn - http://linkedin.com/in/dean-daniel-811944100
On Facebook as Dean Daniel
We chat about: -
- Why we are doing this podcast.
- What Dean is doing now.
- The issues with men.
- Helping others.
- The importance of openness, sharing and seeking help.
- Dean’s public talks.
- The importance of being okay with expressing emotions and processing them.
- An early setback to Dean’s career in athletics.
- Overexercising and developing pain.
- Surgery, falls and extreme pain.
- More surgery. More pain.
- Bigger falls, resuscitation, ‘zombification’.
- Being stuck in bed, more hospital, more surgery.
- Mental Health Crisis and consideration of suicide.
- Things getting worse. Referral to Crisis Team.
- Medication.
- Family Support.
- Needing defibrillation.
- Increasing collapses and increasing isolation.
- Being in hospital abroad.
- Going further down the spiral of despair.
- The dangers of suddenly stopping medication.
- Suicide attempt.
- The compassion of others.
- Medication issues, another accident.
- Another suicide attempt.
- The Turning Point.
- Family and finding the supreme purpose.
- Founding Unbeaten.
- Recovery and ongoing challenges.
- Helping and inspiring others.
- Getting the message out there.
- Having a plan and someone to talk to when you feel bad.
- Public speaking and using a brand to spread a message.
- Creating a movement and a better future.
You can contact your local Crisis Team in your area. Phoning 999 or 111 can get you the help you need. Do not suffer in silence if in crisis.
Samaritans in UK – 116 123 – 24/7
Samaritans in UK – 116 123 – 24/7