Get in Fellas, We're Going to Therapy
Join Dr. Steven Solomon, Child and Adolescent Psychiatrist and a self proclaimed "frat boy turned shrink", as he looks to round up his fellow bros for a trip in the often-untouched-by-men space of "bromotions". Using a mix of pop culture based segments, empathy building guests and expert interviews, Dr. Solomon will pass down everything he wish he'd known in his 20's to the next generation of young gentlemen. Add "Get in Fellas" and kick start your journey to becoming a kinder, more gentle bro. (And you'll finally be able to say "kinda" when girls on Hinge ask if you're in therapy ;)"
Get in Fellas, We're Going to Therapy
Session 48: Identifying and Navigating Burnout, Heroes Appreciation Month continues with a Male Teacher Roundtable!, BHoF Inductee Former Secretary of Education Arne Duncan
This week's episode is all about support, resilience, and celebrating those who make a difference. We're addressing the serious issue of burnout, highlighting the importance of male community, and honoring a champion for education.
Inside this episode:
- Burnout: You're Not Alone: We're breaking down the symptoms and causes of burnout and offering practical tools to help you reclaim your energy and passion.
- Teacher Talk: The Guys' Perspective: We're joined by a panel of male teachers for a candid discussion about their experiences, challenges, and the power of male support in the field of education.
- Arne Duncan: Hall of Fame Induction: We're celebrating Arne Duncan's impactful career and his unwavering commitment to creating positive change in education.
If you're feeling burnt out, seeking connection, or looking for inspiration, this episode is for you.
Who's someone who inspires you with their dedication? Tag them in the comments! And if you're finding value in these conversations, please subscribe and share. #GetInFellas #Wellbeing #TeacherSupport #MaleCommunity #Education
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