• Episode 6 Part 3: Anxiety & anger with Rob Hicks: becoming a parent in Academia

  • Oct 3 2021
  • Length: 44 mins
  • Podcast

Episode 6 Part 3: Anxiety & anger with Rob Hicks: becoming a parent in Academia

  • Summary

  • Anxiety & anger series with Rob Hicks, PART III: becoming a parent in Academia

    In this three-part series, Niveen (@nivful) and Julia (@juliasunstrum) chat with Rob Hicks, a PhD Candidate in Kinesiology & Neuroscience at the University of Waterloo (Ontario, Canada), about his experience in Academia with gender stereotypes and mental health, expressing emotions other than anger, and panic attack/anxiety triggers and what to look out for. Rob details his personal story of becoming a new parent in graduate school while managing his mental health and provides invaluable advice for (really) everyone, including men, parents, and Academics.

    Check out the Anxiety & Anger Series where Niveen and Julia discuss crucial matters with Rob Hicks:
    ↬ Part I: gender stereotypes - men’s mental health
    ↬ Part II: practicing mindfulness
    ↬ Part III: becoming a parent in Academia

    Connect with Rob Hicks:
    ↬ Instagram: @neurosnacks
    ↬ Twitter: @_robhicks
    ↬ Website
    ↬ Rob's article: Men, we need to #GetReal about our mental health

    Recent episodes can be found at www.songsuwo.ca/brainmatterchatter
    Ep 5: Anxiety, Social Isolation & Returning to "Normal" w/Dr. David Dozois

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