81 episodes
Depression Talks Podcast Immanuel Jones
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- Health & Fitness
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5.0 • 36 Ratings
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Welcome to the Depression Talks Podcast. My name is Immanuel. I’m a YouTube Creator and Certified Life Coach dedicated to changing the mental health stigma. On this Podcast, we openly talk about depression, anxiety, and low self esteem, but you’ll also hear life coaching tips that has helped many people take action and transform their lives. No matter what you’re going through, I promise, you are not alone.
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Episode 67 - "I Actually Made It Outside"
It's cool that my friend helped me step outside. Sometimes it's difficult to leave the house, but I'm glad I did this time. Bringing a book to read and being surrounded by nature felt good.
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Episode 66 - "So you're feeling depressed right now?"
Even though I am feeling depressed right now and don’t want to talk about it, I appreciate you being here for me.
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Episode 65 - Trying to look forward more than looking back…
2024 is right around the corner. How much are thinking about your past? What about your future? Are you looking forward to next year? Share your thoughts and answers by commenting on this episode on the Depression Talks YouTube channel, or you can send me a direct message on Instagram at @depressiontalks1. Let's keep on pushing daily to stay mentally strong. Bring it on 2024!
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Episode 64 - When Should You Tell Someone You Are Feeling Depressed?
Finding a balance between opening up, bottling things in, and deciding to push through challenges on my own is a constant work in progress. Do you think there are better times than others to talk about what you are going through? When you are feeling depressed, is there a "right" and "wrong" time to open up? When do you feel comfortable talking about your mental health? Let's figure this out together.
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Episode 63 - I Don’t Care To Fit In Anymore
I'm so okay with not fitting in. It saddens me at times, but when I realize I wouldn't be here today if I didn't believe in myself and choose who I want to be in this life, rather than who others think I "should" be, I feel a sense of strength. It takes courage to stand on your own character in this world. I hope this episode shows you that you are not alone in fighting projections, perceptions, and even your own self-doubt. Keep going. You got this.
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Episode 62 - Why do I always feel like I’m doing something wrong?
Do you ever think about if you are truly doing something wrong or not? If so, how often do you think about that? In this episode, I share my experiences and thoughts about the worry of always doing something wrong. This can come from anxiety, stress, and so many other factors, but I'm sharing my own experience. If you feel you worry constantly and care to be kind, loving, and helpful to others, this episode is definitely for you.
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It takes strength to keep pushing forward in life, and this group represents the belief in staying mentally strong, one day at a time.
Customer Reviews
Movitaional and inspirational.
Immanuel does a great job of letting everyone out there know they are not alone. His take of the feelings and emotions we struggle with goes a long. If anyone is looking for a calming positive podcast to listen to this is it!! #DTNATION
Great Podcast!
I love how genuine you are. You have helped me so much! We do good not because it’s easy but because it’s the right thing to do. Carry on, soldier!
Help me
I’m only 11 and I feel like i do stuff wrong my mom says I’m rude after talking to someone she says l’m ungrateful and take everything for granted when I’m smiling I’m crying on the inside every day I try not to cry in front of everybody and it’s hard. When I talk to someone about this it’s hard because I’m trying to be strong but there’s something Inside and it just takes over I try to just lose emotion and not cry but I can’t and my mom makes that harder cause she’s always judges me like I put some clothes on she says that I should not have worn that cause something else is better and it’s hard. I never really want to talk about this but it’s like it’s Better because I’m talking to someone who also is going through with what I am experiencing. Please respond and tell me what to do.