Men's Mental Health Series Daryl Perry

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In episode 58 of the Men’s Mental Health Series podcast, host Daryl Perry delves into a thought-provoking question: Who has the privilege of being close to you? Drawing from personal experiences and insights, Daryl explores the complexities of building meaningful connections and navigating emotional barriers in relationships. From addressing societal expectations of masculinity to the importance of self-reflection, this episode offers valuable perspectives on cultivating authentic connections and setting boundaries based on emotional well-being. Join Daryl in this introspective journey as he encourages listeners to evaluate the dynamics of their interpersonal relationships and prioritize their mental and emotional health.



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Welcome to episode 57 of the Men's Mental Health Series, where Daryl takes the mic solo to delve into the topic of therapy. In this candid episode, Daryl shares his personal journey with therapy, highlighting its transformative power in providing insights, tools, and perspectives crucial for self-discovery and growth. Discover why therapy isn't just about talking through problems but an invaluable tool for navigating life's complexities and forging a deeper connection with oneself.



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Please share this episode with anyone you think would be interested in listening to it.

Visit MensMentalHealthSeries.com for links to the show page on each of the major podcast directories. From there, you can subscribe, share and review this pod. 

For comments, questions, topic ideas, possible collaborations or to be a guest please email daryl@darylperry.com.

In this episode of the Men’s Mental Health Series, host Daryl Perry engages in a candid conversation with guest Ryan about the intricate dance of balancing responsibilities as a man in today's world. Ryan, a devoted family man and seasoned professional, shares his journey of managing various roles while prioritizing his own well-being.



The conversation delves into the realities of adulthood, navigating work-life balance, and juggling familial duties alongside personal health and fitness goals. Ryan opens up about his experiences as a general manager in the restaurant industry, providing insight into the challenges and rewards of leadership.



As a father of three teenage daughters, Ryan offers a unique perspective on parenting and adapting to changing family dynamics. He reflects on the impact of his daughters' growth on his own identity and the importance of maintaining emotional connections in the face of evolving relationships.



Throughout the discussion, Ryan and Daryl explore the nuances of self-care, addressing the physical and mental aspects of health. From managing weight fluctuations to establishing consistent fitness routines, Ryan shares valuable lessons learned through his personal journey.



The conversation also touches on the profound effects of the COVID-19 pandemic on work dynamics and interpersonal interactions. Ryan highlights the significance of maintaining human connections in an increasingly digital world and the importance of fostering a supportive work culture.



Listeners are treated to authentic insights and practical advice as Ryan and Daryl navigate the complexities of modern masculinity and the pursuit of holistic well-being. From embracing vulnerability to redefining success, this episode offers valuable lessons for men striving to balance responsibilities while nurturing their mental and physical health.



Tune in to gain inspiration and actionable strategies for leading a fulfilling life as a man in today's fast-paced world.



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Welcome back to the Men's Mental Health Series! In this episode, host Daryl Perry sits down with Patrick for a candid conversation about navigating recovery and rediscovering purpose in life. Patrick shares his personal journey of overcoming alcohol addiction and the unexpected challenges and triumphs along the way.

From the initial fears of sobriety to the mourning of his former identity as a heavy drinker, Patrick opens up about the emotional rollercoaster of leaving behind old habits and rebuilding a new life. He reflects on the surprising shifts in perspective that came with sobriety, including the realization that alcohol had stolen his sense of self and purpose.

As Patrick shares his experiences with attending AA meetings and finding support in unexpected places, he highlights the importance of vulnerability and seeking help when needed. He discusses the gradual changes in his daily routines and mindset, emphasizing the significance of small wins and self-respect in the journey towards recovery.

The conversation delves into the broader implications of addiction, mental health, and personal growth, touching on themes of resilience, purpose, and the power of community support. Patrick's story serves as a reminder that recovery is not just about abstaining from substance use but also about rediscovering one's sense of purpose and finding fulfillment in life beyond addiction.

Join us as we explore the transformative journey of recovery and the resilience of the human spirit in Episode 54 of the Men's Mental Health Series. If you've been inspired by Patrick's story and would like to reach out, his email is linked in the show notes. Stay tuned for more episodes where we dive deeper into the challenges and triumphs of men's mental health journeys.



Email Patrick at patrick@pivotrealty.com