Steve Lurie's guest appearances

Steve Lurie

So-Called Normal

Living Well with Mark Henick

Brian Goldman

Paula Allen

Lynn Keane

Stéphane Grenier

Kevin Newman

Andre Picard

Ann Douglas

Marci Ien

Bob Rae

Stephen Liptrap

Rhiannon Rosalind

Ben Sessa

Gary Gulman

Scott Hamilton

Amy Morin

OwlTail

Ben Miller

Mental health advocacy in many ways has entered the mainstream, with countless people now identifying as mental health advocates. Steve Lurie joins Mark for an historical perspective on advocacy, speaking from his 40+ years on the frontlines of the movement. Ben Miller provides insight on mental health advocacy from a US policy perspective, andwe check in with Stephane Grenier to highlight the role of peers in supporting self-advocacy. Today’s interviews were recorded on Bell Let’s Talk day for Mental Health Live.

Mental health advocacy in many ways has entered the mainstream, with countless people now identifying as mental health advocates. Steve Lurie joins Mark for an historical perspective on advocacy, speaking from his 40+ years on the frontlines of the movement. Ben Miller provides insight on mental health advocacy from a US policy perspective, andwe check in with Stephane Grenier to highlight the role of peers in supporting self-advocacy. Today’s interviews were recorded on Bell Let’s Talk day for Mental Health Live.

Advocating for change - ft. Steve Lurie, Ben Miller, Stéphane Grenier

In a special World Mental Health Day episode, Mark is joined by an inspiration and mentor of his, Steve Lurie, the Executive Director of the Toronto branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association. They discuss how things have changed across the last 100 years of mental health care in Canada and how hospitals and governments can best help people living with mental health issues. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/socallednormal/message

In a special World Mental Health Day episode, Mark is joined by an inspiration and mentor of his, Steve Lurie, the Executive Director of the Toronto branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association. They discuss how things have changed across the last 100 years of mental health care in Canada and how hospitals and governments can best help people living with mental health issues. --- Send in a voice message: <a href="https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/socallednormal/message" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/socallednormal/message</a>

#39: Steve Lurie - Mental health policy expert for World Mental Health Day 2019