Video: In conversation with Jamie Clements, Man Down

 
 

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In conversation with Jamie Clements

We connect with Jamie Clements, a fervent advocate for men’s mental health and breathwork coach. Jamie talks to our Co-Founder Nektarios about how he wants to change the way men feel about expressing their emotions and what is expected from them. 

This goal to reshape the way we view masculinity comes from his owns experiences and struggles with mental health. 

With his podcast (or movement as he calls it) “Man Down”, he opens a space for vulnerable conversations with the explicit aim to refocus the way we see men and mental health. But how can we do that in a society where we’re often told that ‘men don’t cry’? 

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