Rajesh Ramani - A monk’s guide to emotional and mental wellbeing in an overwhelming world
OCT 14, 202447 MIN
Rajesh Ramani - A monk’s guide to emotional and mental wellbeing in an overwhelming world
OCT 14, 202447 MIN
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<p>We are currently living through in a mental health crisis. According to the mental health charity Mind, nearly 2 million people are currently waiting for NHS services.</p>
<p>Mental Health First Aid England say that poor mental health accounts for more than half of all work-related illnesses, whilst Personnel Today say that work related stress is costing the economy £28 billion a year. </p>
<p>300,000 people with long term mental health problems fall out of work every year.</p>
<p>In a recent article for Mind, the Chief Executive Sarah Hughes says ‘The mental health system is at breaking point’. </p>
<p>So what are we to do? How do we and our overworked brains survive everything that is thrown at it today?</p>
<p> In this podcast I speak to banker-turned-monk Rajesh Ramani to discuss the simplest of techniques to help us survive both mentally and emotionally in an overwhelming world. </p>
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