Can the Power of Just Asking a Question (and Shared Experiences) Help Transform Mental Health Support?
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Can the Power of Just Asking a Question (and Shared Experiences) Help Transform Mental Health Support?

Today Danny Gray, CEO and founder of JAAQ (Just Ask A Question), shares his personal journey with mental health challenges and how it inspired him to create a digital platform that provides accessible, relatable mental health information through lived experiences and expert insights.

We all have mental health, and Danny has struggled with his for many years, rooted in childhood trauma. In our interview he shares his vulnerabilities, explains how he has channelled his efforts into entrepreneurship, and reminds our audience about the importance of ongoing communication in preserving good mental health.

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