What I Told Fraternity Men After a Loss
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Summary
After a fraternity tragedy at Purdue University, Dr. Naz was asked to speak directly to fraternity men about mental health, trauma, and what actually helps when things get heavy.
This episode goes deeper than surface-level advice.
We break down:
• What neurodivergence really looks like, including anxiety, OCD, ADHD, trauma, and suicidality
• How academic and social pressure can escalate into isolation, substance use, and depression
• The reality of men’s mental health and the barriers to asking for help
• Practical strategies for managing anxiety, perfectionism, and trauma
• Why simple conversations and community can change outcomes
Dr. Naz also shares his personal story, including experiences with abuse, homelessness, violence, and how those challenges turned into growth, purpose, and impact.
If you’ve ever felt like you had to hold everything in or handle things on your own, this episode is for you.
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