Beyond The Back Paddock

Beyond The Back Paddock
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Beyond The Back paddock Podcast where I have the privilege to be joined by some amazing people I get to meet on my travels and share their stories and wisdom with you.
After all the most powerful asset in any community is shared wisdom and the best way to share that wisdom is through storytelling.
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The podcast focuses on themes such as personal resilience, mental health, agriculture, and community support, with episodes exploring topics like emotional intelligence in leadership, the impact of grief, mental health in rural communities, and innovative approaches to agricultural challenges.

Welcome to the Beyond The Back paddock Podcast where I have the privilege to be joined by some amazing people I get to meet on my travels and share their stories and wisdom with you.
After all the most powerful asset in any community is shared wisdom and the best way to share that wisdom is through storytelling.
The guest on this episode of the Beyond The Back Paddock Podcast is Chris Roberts.
Chris discusses the importance of mental health awareness, particularly in rural communities. He shares his personal journey, including the impact of losing his father to suicide and how it shaped his understanding of mental health. They explore the significance of community, especially through football, in providing support and connection.
The discussion emphasises the need for open communication about mental health, recognising signs of distress, and the ripple effect of suicide on families and communities.
Chris also shares his daily practices for maintaining mental wellbeing, including exercise, journaling, and gratitude.
Takeaways:
- Mental health is a crucial topic that needs more awareness.
- Personal experiences can inspire others to share their stories.
- Community support, especially through sports, is vital for mental health.
- Open communication about feelings is essential for healing.
- Recognizing signs of distress in others can save lives.
- Suicide has a ripple effect that impacts entire communities.
- Daily practices like exercise and journaling can improve mental health.
- Gratitude and connection to nature are important for wellbeing.
- It’s okay to seek help and talk about mental health challenges.
- Sharing stories creates a culture of openness and support.
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