Doctor Ali Mattu

Doctor Ali Mattu

Clinical psychologist Dr. Ali Mattu spent a decade treating anxiety disorders at New York City's top hospitals.

He became frustrated by the mental health care system’s inability to meet the increasing needs of the public related to anxiety, depression, and suicide. He shifted his focus to public education to create more scalable forms of mental health support.

Dr. Mattu believes social support - our ability to turn towards friends, family, and strangers for help - is our greatest strength and the essential skill to navigate our global mental health crises. At a time when many are feeling isolated and anxious about the future, Dr. Mattu shows us how to help each other overcome the challenges we face.

Dr. Mattu has a license in clinical psychology from California (PSY34269) and New York (020357).

Gender in mental healthcare

Gender in mental healthcare

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  • @ndchieh
    @ndchiehСағат бұрын

    Brilliant.

  • @thehylers1021
    @thehylers1021Сағат бұрын

    I need to ask myself these questions. Thank you❤

  • @user-yy5qo7fy3h
    @user-yy5qo7fy3hСағат бұрын

    I thought id Telehealth, and for some it works, but it really limits for teens and kids

  • @DownDance
    @DownDance3 сағат бұрын

    Well, the first question is already quite difficult to answer for me. I genuinely don't know what I'm afraid of. I don't even know anymore if I'm really socially anxious or if I'm just over exaggerating. Many symptoms seem to match, but many triggers seem to mismatch for me. For example I'm not afraid of being judged or seen anxious and I don't have problems looking someone (even strangers) into the eyes. Starting a conversation or joining one tho is IMPOSSIBLE. Most probably it's the fear of being rejected, but thinking about rejection doesn't really feel strong enough to power the anxiety. Idk anymore what my problem is; it's just exhausting being lonely and feeling like I couldn't do anything against it although I could and should.

  • @cocotulle23
    @cocotulle236 сағат бұрын

    I’m just going to say that if you’re watching this video you’re a really good person. 💛

  • @thebr5294
    @thebr529410 сағат бұрын

    Should this job be only for grandparents with life experience? Cause all you do is listen and talk.

  • @gregorygarcia7807
    @gregorygarcia780713 сағат бұрын

    what's the therapy fo people who havee been abused by religion.. people who know there can't possibly be a god because how many people that are killed by religious zealots of every religion state and country and international front on the block. religion kills 4 no good reason

  • @ivarvanderknaap1247
    @ivarvanderknaap124716 сағат бұрын

    Number 1 to learn at school .. start early

  • @erzas556
    @erzas556Күн бұрын

    Does skin picking count as compulsions? Because I do have ocd but it’s not mainly the common ones like germs or sexual thoughts. My skin picking is so intensive that I can’t control it even it I was bleeding.

  • @debbiethibault9846
    @debbiethibault9846Күн бұрын

    I do have it. Medication has changed my life. So did therapy but the medication really made the difference

  • @carmendevine7244
    @carmendevine7244Күн бұрын

    I know some therapists who frequently validate pretty much anything people say, I always feel "handled" it's an obvious technique and it makes them so much harder to trust or relate to

  • @tillamatila5280
    @tillamatila5280Күн бұрын

    Even my mom tried to admire my illness but sometime she still unintentionally hurt me by "so hard to live with you". I know she doesnt mean it. Even my best friends, for sure they can not understand it, i remember in the past she told me that im so picky and live like a princess with high standard. I i stop hangout with her for a year. Luckily that we came back lol. They never know how our life truely are. We're not proud for being an OCD. We dont like to be "that clean, that perfectionist,..etc". We doubt about our memories and exhausted. Swear the fee of paying for using water monthly is triple time to compare to normal people..

  • @nair18
    @nair18Күн бұрын

    Comment section calms me down

  • @nair18
    @nair18Күн бұрын

    Why i have feeling like my body is moving when I'm not

  • @nair18
    @nair18Күн бұрын

    I'm having panic attack right now

  • @claireunderwood9935
    @claireunderwood9935Күн бұрын

    The doubt OCD creates 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

  • @athenaanna14
    @athenaanna14Күн бұрын

    ❤ Thanks a lot, Dr. Ali! This really helps! I immediately started, feel much better! Will do more and more of it. Warm greetings from germany! ❤

  • @hajahnormadiahghani7654
    @hajahnormadiahghani7654Күн бұрын

    Brilliant.I have so many questions.

  • @llepicub
    @llepicubКүн бұрын

    As someome with OCD you just explained my entire life

  • @llepicub
    @llepicubКүн бұрын

    I have OCD and I just want to make it very clear I do not ENJOY or LIKE doing these actions. It's like a voice in my head telling me I have to do these acts (and that's only part of it) or I will get punished somehow

  • @OHMar711
    @OHMar711Күн бұрын

    Sadly, I've not been very impressed with the listening skills of the few therapists I've known.

  • @MariaFlores-ps5px
    @MariaFlores-ps5pxКүн бұрын

    @klanderkal it’s never to late just like Tom Brady he retired and changed his mind go back to work!!🎉

  • @beryllium1932
    @beryllium19322 күн бұрын

    1:24 Roger that, Carl!

  • @Stay_mfcker
    @Stay_mfcker2 күн бұрын

    My biggest Fear: Failure Failure: turns into clumsiness Clumsiness: turns into insecurities Insecurties: turns into humiliation Humiliation: turns into bullying Bullying: turns into social anxiety. Thank you.

  • @DC-ve1jd
    @DC-ve1jd2 күн бұрын

    I’m truly at peace by myself I have been this way my whole life and told that it’s abnormal to not enjoy socializing with people. What if your just at peace with it and just simply don’t care for friendships a part of it yeah people can be cruel but others can be so nice and I simply find all interactions just exhausting

  • @kticelovingit4801
    @kticelovingit48012 күн бұрын

    My counselor (therapist) doesn't seem to care ,it's a job ,employment, so to speak. Doesn't let me finish the questions he asks. I feel like a piece of me dies every time after seeing him. Thank God for my psychiatrist.

  • @user-tj2yx2bf3w
    @user-tj2yx2bf3wКүн бұрын

    You need another therapist 😮

  • @aceofspace99
    @aceofspace9912 сағат бұрын

    That's my question. Is it possible for you to get a different therapist? You're worth it.

  • @kticelovingit4801
    @kticelovingit4801Сағат бұрын

    @aceofspace99 thank you for saying that's because after talking to him, I don't feel worth.

  • @dawnlunsford7690
    @dawnlunsford76902 күн бұрын

    How do I navigate being blamed for someone’s reaction while listening to them?

  • @chrislee176
    @chrislee1762 күн бұрын

    Jump to 1:22 to hear the skills without ado. 1:22 Reflect 3:08 Ask ‘What is this like for you?’ 5:24 Validate 8:04 Understand ambivalence

  • @monelisa7179
    @monelisa71792 күн бұрын

    I am currently speaking with my therapist about exposure therapy so I can overcome my fear of roaches, it’s taking over my life and I would like to have my comfortability back

  • @Cotfi2
    @Cotfi22 күн бұрын

    You got Hank Green energy.

  • @user-qy2tx8qr9p
    @user-qy2tx8qr9p2 күн бұрын

    هههههههههههههه الاعتياد عليه؟ هههههههههههههههه 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @Justanotherblackman
    @Justanotherblackman2 күн бұрын

    So... This is why the lgbtq are this way now?

  • @lxMaDnEsSxl
    @lxMaDnEsSxl3 күн бұрын

    Psychologists either know only the obvious, or greatly exaggerate and don't humbly know they don't know sh**, despite their profession presenting this authoritative figure. but once in a while or some of them go pull out some Insightful connections to the human mind and life. but yeah the fact people think psychologists analyze because some of them put this aura of being Know it all with theories .

  • @lxMaDnEsSxl
    @lxMaDnEsSxl3 күн бұрын

    these are mostly just validation, 1 and 3. also asking How they feel is good, but not needing to "Make you" feel.... that's poorly and not carefully worded. Teaching emotional awareness and intelligence is crucial.

  • @MABO07
    @MABO073 күн бұрын

    This is non violent communication (NVC). All medical and mental Health professionals should study non violent communication. Everyone should read Marshall Rosenbergs books and take live courses to practice these skills.

  • @Grelotmystiqueetal
    @Grelotmystiqueetal3 күн бұрын

    Listening to this in 2024. Hearing the future goals for 2020. Wow. Who could have guessed.🫶

  • @Final_Turn
    @Final_Turn3 күн бұрын

    Weham ..

  • @Tory-fd5gs
    @Tory-fd5gs3 күн бұрын

    My rabbit died yesterday and ive known her sjnce as long as i can remember and poeple say its just a bunny get over it but when they say that it makes me angry and i couldnt sleep at all last night i havent been happy since sunday i really miss her

  • @_ambience101
    @_ambience1013 күн бұрын

    My tics are caused by misophonia my misophonia spread to all of my senses besides pain and smell, typing this is horrible on a touchscreen it is only this bad when im around my parents, every single noise i can possibly hear triggers it, if the creators of this video see this please tell me what causes this, also when at school my autism / aspergers, adhd, misophonia, and tics do not affect me at all i can socialize like a normal person, my tics affect how i talk i sound very slurred and gravely, i also cant say words properly because i remove letters like p, and my tics are moose noises and a crackling noise, sometimes my tics can be physical to the point all of my limbs move beside my head, please tell me what causes my tics to be this powerful and why my misophonia can be able too give me new disorders and tics, please creators of this video and help me figure this out.

  • @88Kinshin
    @88Kinshin3 күн бұрын

    As a aspiring professional therapist, I find difficult to understand the difference between your suggestion “what it is like to you” and the stereotypical “how does it make you feel “. Even after the video Can you explain? Maybe with some examples, please?

  • @wynw7214
    @wynw72143 күн бұрын

    I am not a therapist, nonetheless, I found this video to be interesting, helpful, and detailed. Thank you.

  • @HarperLynn-sy5bj
    @HarperLynn-sy5bj4 күн бұрын

    So I looked in the comments and I never thought anyone else had tics and I got on medication but it never works and my mon always yells at me for saying that

  • @passerbyjohn
    @passerbyjohn4 күн бұрын

    This is what is happening to me too and it's very hard

  • @neilrowe119
    @neilrowe1194 күн бұрын

    Tech cant solve ANYTHING sorry. Onlly human to human.

  • @RadioactiveBluePlatypus
    @RadioactiveBluePlatypus4 күн бұрын

    I don't know if I have ocd but the thought of touching anything that might be contaminated and not immediately washing my hands after nearly made me sick.

  • @00051
    @000513 күн бұрын

    hi

  • @Maryclo2007
    @Maryclo20074 күн бұрын

    When you ask the person, "How does it make you feel?" and their answer is ..."I don't know?..." They never know. Can't talk about it. They only know 2 emotions: happy or angry. Is there a way to reach inside of them?

  • @davidpearlactorteacherbizman
    @davidpearlactorteacherbizman4 күн бұрын

    Love your voice bedside manner

  • @zametal.
    @zametal.4 күн бұрын

    I wish my therapist would do any of these instead of interrupting me with suggestions of what I apparently have issues with or what I should do to change myself .-.

  • @vidarsrt797
    @vidarsrt7974 күн бұрын

    I have Symptoms of BPD, and I've been suffering from it for more than 15 years. It's not a joke TBH, any mental health problems.