Summary: Mental ill health is something that needs to be taken seriously and, with the likelihood that we or someone close to us will experience it at some point, it is important that we raise our own awareness of it. At the same time, we don't often think about what being mentally healthy is like either, or what our mental health can actually mean for our daily lives. Join Paul and Sam for this podcast 'experiment' as they explore what their own personal definitions are - and give you the opportunity to discover yours. We all experience life's ups and downs, and go through periods of stress; so what if there was a personal checklist just for you that could help you cope with those experiences a bit better? Let's find out! Ideally, you'll need to have 1-2 minutes where you can pause the podcast at the appropriate point and jot down a few ideas in response to a question. If that isn't convenient, then do try to make time to find your own answers later on - as they'll be much more meaningful for you and will hopefully give you a blueprint or some signposts to come back to and take action on. We would love to hear whether you've found this experiment helpful or not, so please let us know! If you have downloaded the podcast from iTunes remember to post a review, and visit our website at ActionPodcast.com to leave a comment or contact one of the presenters directly.
