Mind Your Mind podcast Host, Tim Unsinn, talks with experts about understanding and nurturing your mental health and wellness. Join Tim and the experts at Dakota Family Services as they explore the intricacies of our minds, decrease the stigma of mental illness, and share practical tips for managing your mental health and well-being. MIND YOUR MIND is presented by Dakota Family Services, an outpatient behavioral health clinic located in Minot, Bismarck, and Fargo, N.D.
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Mind Your Mind podcast Host, Tim Unsinn, talks with experts about understanding and nurturing your mental health and wellness. Join Tim and the experts at Dakota Family Services as they explore the intricacies of our minds, decrease the stigma of mental illness, and share practical tips for managing your mental health and well-being. MIND YOUR MIND is presented by Dakota Family Services, an outpatient behavioral health clinic located in Minot, Bismarck, and Fargo, N.D.
Although the stigma surrounding mental health is gradually disappearing, it can still be tricky knowing how to talk about it. In this episode of Mind Your Mind, host Tim Unsinn and psychologist Megan Spencer explore how to have a conversation with someone about their mental health, including signs that you should talk to them, how to start the conversation, and some possible reactions to expect from the other person.
Mind Your Mind
Mind Your Mind podcast Host, Tim Unsinn, talks with experts about understanding and nurturing your mental health and wellness. Join Tim and the experts at Dakota Family Services as they explore the intricacies of our minds, decrease the stigma of mental illness, and share practical tips for managing your mental health and well-being. MIND YOUR MIND is presented by Dakota Family Services, an outpatient behavioral health clinic located in Minot, Bismarck, and Fargo, N.D.
