Wild Camping: Wild Swimming: Honest Mental Health Chat.

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  • @TACTICAL_REAVER
    @TACTICAL_REAVER Год назад +52

    100% dude, I work in mental health, I spend my working week helping others with their own mental health and spent years neglecting my own. I made the decision not to spend my free time doing nothing about it and get out into nature. I started wild camping and bushcrafting in January this year, and it's made a huge difference to my life already

  • @richlander5874
    @richlander5874 Год назад +5

    Social media can be a nightmare rabbit hole, I use youtube and that's it. Even watching the news can mess with your mind these days. Just keep doing what your doing and come out the other side👍

  • @Pictman777
    @Pictman777 Год назад +2

    Hi from Scottish Highlands , Exact same mate, ptsd, I run to woods to make fire listen to the wind in trees n birds , exhale and get perspective on bullshit world, been like that since a kid, upwards n onwards fella 🙏☀️

  • @jasongeorgeson8551
    @jasongeorgeson8551 Год назад +30

    Kudos to you for speaking out about mental health. I almost got lost a few years back I totally lost the plot but one doctor, my local gp, grabbed me and pulled me back from the brink. Once, a ten minute routine appointment turned into 45 minutes and he just talked to me. I feel myself welling up as I write this. Everyone is struggling in these insane times so thanks again for opening up brother. We need to look out for one another we are all brothers and sisters

  • @jjburkk
    @jjburkk Год назад +32

    I can definitely tell a difference when I stay away from social media and "doom scrolling " as you call it. Especially these days. The world has really turned into an odd place. I'm glad you have some good people in your life, and don't forget that your fans out here love ya. If you ever need to chat to anyone I'm sure anyone including me would be more than happy to talk to ya. Stay strong brotha!

  • @JJ-JOHNSON
    @JJ-JOHNSON Год назад +2

    Im 60 years old, life was so good during my first 40 years of my life, the world is falling apart, I remember when everyone was so kind to each other and try to help their fellow men/women in anyway possible, it not that way anymore, greed has destroyed this world, I love you Brother and keep being positive, I was one of your first Subscribers and haven't missed not one episode, I feel relaxed after watching one of your videos, like I always say KEEP ON KEEPING ON, because the world needs more people like you. 😊

  • @darrennoonan4594
    @darrennoonan4594 Год назад +16

    I have a friend (he introduced me to it) who watches your channel, not because he's interested in wild camping, but because it makes him feel good. That's the power of your channel Craig. I'd say just carry on doing what you're doing, and long may it continue working.

  • @alang964
    @alang964 Год назад +3

    Excellent vid Craig. Help for mental health is paramount, especially us ex-military. As you say. We all suffer with it to varying degrees. Some worse than others. Good luck with your own mental health. Keep up the good work.

  • @joshuacullum1420
    @joshuacullum1420 Год назад +2

    The world Needs more people like you who will actually speak out mate hats off to you bud top man

  • @laurajohnson-walford8720
    @laurajohnson-walford8720 Год назад +3

    Waking up is the best feeling. Today I fixed my bike and other day cleaned my whole room, yes it may seem shit to other people but for me it's taken away so much stress and your videos make my day too, so thanks Craig. , Much appreciated 👍

  • @kimorsel686
    @kimorsel686 Год назад +2

    Craig, thank you so much. Totally felt like you were just sat chatting with me. Good chat as well, connected with a lot of what you were saying. Hope I get to have beer with you one day...

  • @gordonjarvis8003
    @gordonjarvis8003 Год назад +12

    Great video Craig !!
    I think all of your subscribers would agree, that what your putting out there regarding mental health, touches everyone!
    I’m sure we all can relate… life is strained at times but thank you for sharing… your probably helping people more than you can imagine!
    Keep it going mate, your channel is Awesome!

  • @ChrisH-gt1lw
    @ChrisH-gt1lw Год назад +1

    Aup Craig, good vid mate 👍 It's definitely been tough these past several years for us critical thinkers that notice and research things that most don't. But like yinyang, because of this darkness there has been a significant growing paradigm shift of the collective consciousness towards light and truth. So we can keep our chins up knowing that light eradicates darkness and it will make the people's lands a greater place to live life soon enough 💪

  • @brandengraham5621
    @brandengraham5621 Год назад +8

    Really appreciate this video. You're a relatable lad and you've been open and honest about yourself and spotted the changes in your personality and made the step to seek help. I'm currently going through a separation, I've 2 daughters in my full care and the whole thing has brought back past trauma like you wouldn't believe.
    Your videos have got me and the girls out and about in nature many a time and as a family we appreciate the videos you upload. You've got a 6, 7 and 31 year old hooked on bushcraft and camping and you've got to be happy with that. Best of luck and enjoy life.

  • @babblingbrooksoutdoors
    @babblingbrooksoutdoors Год назад +3

    You beautiful human 💚💚🌲 great video mate that will resonate with ALOT of people. You're defo not alone in that school of thought mate, gutted you have been moved off shift with Ben 😭 always here if you need anything mate 🤙💚

  • @darrylmcclure2641
    @darrylmcclure2641 Год назад +2

    Respect my man, I also struggle with mental health issues, everything you just said is spot on.

  • @christianboutell7112
    @christianboutell7112 Год назад +2

    Massive respect going out to you,your videos are always on a very positive note,cheers mate.👍💯💥🍻

  • @geraldhornsby
    @geraldhornsby Год назад +1

    Thanks, Craig. We all need to "get out of our heads" from time to time. You're an inspiration.

  • @shaunhowell5418
    @shaunhowell5418 Год назад +2

    From 1 suffolk boy to another cheers for being able to speak abit about mental health its something ive struggled with my entire adult life its good to know we all have our share of shit and we can get through it. Keep it up boyo!

  • @waynemoses3956
    @waynemoses3956 Год назад +1

    You're a normal person. Everyone has something going on. Your exceptional character allows you to realize things and talk about them. We're all a work in progress. Thumbs up 👍

  • @ginadinham3800
    @ginadinham3800 Год назад +2

    Hi Craig! May I say that video hit me and you spoke so honestly and openly. Like you said we all have our problems and going out for a wild camp certainly is good for the mind (especially if the kids aren't with us) 😂😂. Anyway mate keep up the great work your doing and hopefully 1 day me and Mark can do a camp with ya and have a chat 💚✌️

  • @thewelshwanderer5006
    @thewelshwanderer5006 Год назад +4

    Full on respect to you buddy on how honest you were there opening up. Hats off to you brother. I enjoyed this video. Look after yourself buddy

  • @darriendastar3941
    @darriendastar3941 Год назад +5

    Excellent fireside chat, Craig.
    It's so important that someone breaks the wall of silence and says: "Look, this happens. It happens to me and it can/will happen to you in some form, too. And this is how I see it coming and this is what I do." It's vital to hear someone say that to you sometimes. I've needed it.
    Also, your name was being spoken with high hosannas and praises over the weekend. I bought one of those power chargers/batteries you had on your channel a year or so ago. Since then, I've lent it out to friends, but this weekend we had a power cut and I was the smuggest little bugger you ever will see as I just plugged in my computer and TV. So, many cheer for that, lad. 😀

  • @standardpanda7362
    @standardpanda7362 Год назад +1

    Thank you for creating this channel, it really has helped me a lot, and countless others I'm sure. Thank you for being you, and being able to talk about it. Love ya brother!

  • @unfi6798
    @unfi6798 Год назад +1

    The bushcraft community as always helped each other, in time of need, in time of sharing knowledge. There's nothing like companionship in building trust between outdoorsmen & outdoors women.

  • @debbiesurman7166
    @debbiesurman7166 Год назад +1

    I love ur vids Craig, they automatically make me feel at peace from the music u play to the places u go. So thankyou for ur work that goes into making these gems 💎 xx

  • @Campinginthewild
    @Campinginthewild Год назад +3

    Thanks for the presentations and the online experiential camping 😊

  • @brandon2103
    @brandon2103 Год назад +3

    It's mad how relateable you are, i got diagonosed with PTSD recently (not from war but some things i went through) Lost my dream job and fucked it with the person that means most! Sacked my meds off back smoking bud, and struggle to see the light at end of it!! Even just listening to your problems is a weight lifted because its easy to think you're the only one struggling! I hope you start to feel better in yourself going forward, always a pleasure to watch.

  • @campingwithjosh
    @campingwithjosh Год назад +4

    Cheers for looking out for Brett bro that's awesome of you!🤙🏻 I really appreciate your honesty, being honest with yourself is key with moving forward. Always here for you mate. Always. 💚

  • @demalzaharrisoncdd6097
    @demalzaharrisoncdd6097 Год назад +2

    Great video, Craig. Your mental health chat resonated with me. You are so right. I am really glad you are doing something about it. I hope other people struggling will take your advice. Thanks bro! ❤

  • @rids3123
    @rids3123 Год назад +2

    Massive respect to you as always Craig.. I am gutted as work has not agreed my annual leave for the end of may. I would of binned off the bushcraft show to come to the community camp. It would be an absolute dream to have a camp with you one day in the woods mate! 🤙🏼

  • @martincurtis6445
    @martincurtis6445 Год назад +4

    Great to hear you speak so candidly.
    I've found that the old black dog is never totally gone from my life, it's just that most of the time I have better control over it. The fact that you can speak openly shows me that you have it under control :)
    Top tips: stay positive and surround yourself with people you love and who love you. And continue doing the things you love and make you feel positive about yourself.
    And remember, waking up each morning is worth $10 million dollars.
    Much respect to you :)

  • @FamilyFriendlyBushcraft
    @FamilyFriendlyBushcraft Год назад +2

    Well said and a message that is needed to be broadcast. Especially in the veteran community!

  • @hikingwithrosy
    @hikingwithrosy Год назад +1

    Wise words. I didn't think I had mental health issues, then covid and the lockdowns, and the lies, and, and...all that. Blew me away. I haven't been the same since. But one of the main things that got me through that was going alone to the woods, making a brew, and just sitting. Those f*king trees. They've seen a thing or two. All the crap cleared from my head and I got a real sense of peace. I still do it, and it still works.
    Great vid mate! - thanks! 👍

  • @michaelgibbons8339
    @michaelgibbons8339 Год назад +2

    Love what you said about wild camping mate, so sick of rules rules rules and obedient people thinking they are the virtuous ones. its actually criminal that nature isn't free for everyone... keep it up there's so many like us..

  • @ryanjamesthewolf260
    @ryanjamesthewolf260 Год назад +4

    Mate this couldn't hit the sub box at a more perfect time, Absolute nodding my head off at the points made and i can say it takes someone in true connection with your body to understand when to make a change, Good on you for getting the information out here and always being real dude! keep that black dog in the rear view and enjoy shredding on that whizz machine! Good on ya 🤙🥾🌲

  • @thesportsguy3609
    @thesportsguy3609 Год назад +4

    I have a hard time wrapping my head around what's going on in today's world as well. I appreciate your perspective. Thanks for sharing, & keep on trucking, Craig!

  • @lizsmith2068
    @lizsmith2068 Год назад +1

    We often go out to do landscape photography, we take our gas stove so we can have a brew. This totally helps me mentally and general wellbeing.

  • @ChickenofEvil
    @ChickenofEvil Год назад +3

    Completely agree that waking up in the morning is a good day. Sorry to hear you've been feeling unhappy recently. It was a pleasure to meet you last year (Holly and Russ) and sending you massive positive vibes. Take care of yourself.

  • @tlc9316
    @tlc9316 Год назад +1

    This lad is such a legend

  • @countrybowwow
    @countrybowwow Год назад +2

    Wow!
    Nice video. Thanks for sharing it.
    Your video is awesome and fantastic.
    Have a happy day.👍

  • @WhereGascoyneGoes
    @WhereGascoyneGoes Год назад +3

    Eyup mate. Having been through a lot of mental health issues myself over the years and also being an avid wildcamper, I can certainly relate to your journey. I saw a therapist a few years ago and took that big step. It's an ongoing journey and incredibly difficult at times but I've found that it's an essential inner journey if you want to be truly present. The main stream work a day world seems a bit of a mess in comparison to the peace experienced in nature. The trick is making peace with both, carrying those Zen times into everyday life and managing your internal stuff as it happens in the moment. I've been enjoying following your videos and found your honesty in this one heroic. I know you're not seeking praise, so I'll extend a nod to you and a gentle smile. Keep on trucking! 👍

  • @macaw6718
    @macaw6718 Год назад +4

    hi craig, you really are a great fella and your videos are always interesting and inspiring. i've learnt loads watching them.
    thank you so much!
    kind regards.

  • @Dug_Out
    @Dug_Out Год назад +1

    51 years on this mad rock has left its mark on me. I was recently looking at some old pics from the late 80's & early 90's & I can recall how happy, funny & carefree I was back then. But nowadays I'm up & down, moody, suspicious & sometimes not the best person to be around. Totally get where you were coming from in this vid mate. Sounds like you've been down a few online rabbit holes too. They're ok in rare, short dives, but it's so easy to go from one to another, to another. The warren is vast down there & isn't a healthy place to be. I joke to people that Ive been down the rabbit hole so long that I should really change my name to Alice😂 Great talk, Craig. Glad to hear you've picked up that phone. Looking forward to seeing more from you enjoying nature. All the best pal👍

  • @gonzowildcamping
    @gonzowildcamping Год назад +3

    Appreciate the honesty mate, good on ya. Sending you good vibes mate. 🙌🤙🔥💚

  • @ianrtilley
    @ianrtilley Год назад +3

    Well done Craig, I have great respect for you and you are right talking about your difficulties helps loads……. Keep talking because we all need to for everyone’s sake 👍

  • @heathenhedgemonkey2419
    @heathenhedgemonkey2419 Год назад +2

    You're absolutely right in everything you said there mate. People are sad and depressed because we're not meant to live in stone boxes and be slaves to a f@#ked up system like this. I'm gonna keep sticking it to the man the same as you. And if not for your videos I wouldn't have got my bag together and done it in the first place so thank you once again you absolute f@#kin legend!

  • @dgwrigh
    @dgwrigh Год назад +3

    Thanks for your honesty Craig; as men, we're not great about talking about ourselves and find all kinds of distractions to lose ourselves in unnecessary details - being truly centred and ok with who we are means sometimes stepping back rather than forward, losing that sense of our own significance yet at the same time accepting who we are and learning to love ourselves - then we can start to love others and are place in the cosmos becomes more comfortable! Being out in nature starts this process as we let the natural order of things take over. Be kind to yourself Craig, and make sure you take some time out for yourself - this social media malarkey has its own pitfalls too!

  • @ems_out_there
    @ems_out_there Год назад +4

    Bloody well said mate, well done getting through everything and keeping strong! Positivity with us all will prevail!! Thanks for that video, i think i along with a load of others needed to hear that.
    Thank you 😊✨💚

  • @darylmears9683
    @darylmears9683 Год назад +1

    Completely agree. I've suffered with a type of OCD for years which I know is a different area of mental health, but put off sorting a doctor's appointment as it was getting up that courage to admit it was a problem and to seek help. When I noticed it was affecting those around me, that's what gave me the kick to seek help.

  • @rohan2860
    @rohan2860 Год назад +1

    It took me accidentally breaking my phone and not having the money to fix it to escape the endless scrolling n feeling that you always need to be connected through socials. While at first it felt isolating, i've now come to enjoy being more present and getting over the fomo i often felt looking at instagram.
    Watching channels like yours has helped me through rough patches these last couple of years and motivated me to make that step towards feeling like myself again - finished my first year of uni and made some great mates, got out to the Peaks with them a few times and it's reignited my love for the outdoors which i haven't felt since i was in the scouts as a kid. now planning my first multi-day wild camp trip up the suffolk coast with a couple mates and cannot wait.
    cheers craig

  • @rachpwanders6095
    @rachpwanders6095 Год назад +1

    Your openness and honesty on this subject is always so refreshing. This world we currently live in is... Well, it's a lot. It's so easy to feel that there is no 'off switch' anymore, which is why taking time out in nature is so important! Brilliant video 👊🤙

  • @TheMidlandAngler
    @TheMidlandAngler Год назад +7

    Ahhhh a new video 🙏🏻 thank the lord for you good sir- you’re a real diamond mate, you’ll never know how much positive watching these have on my own mental health. & a real gent to be able to help Brett out also, a testament to what a good guy you are. & AWESOME track that was playing from 1:30 onwards, I had to rewind it again to hear it again. Being a guitar player I could really appreciate how lovely this track was! What was it??? 🙌🏼 Keep doing you Craig & sticking it to the man- ledge! 😎🙏🏻 I’ve struggled with my mental health for years now since a teenager- I’m 34 now- and like you have recently had to go to the doctors again. I’ve had talking therapies, hypnotherapy and have to say I was recommended a service called Thrive Mental Wellbeing, through a friend who struggled with a cancer diagnosis, they really help turn his mindset around and he couldn’t recommend them enough and now I have just started using them. They really help change your mindset going forward like rather then just keep bringing up things from the past, anyways I just wanted to put that to you and hope this is something you can maybe check out dude! I’m fed up of this shit monkey on my back as it’s really been weighing me down as of late and hope this could help you too. Sending positive vibes your way mate 🤙🏼

    • @EastAnglianBushcraft
      @EastAnglianBushcraft  Год назад +1

      Cody Francis - mountain air!
      Cheers for the comment mate really appreciate it !! 👊👊🫡💚

    • @TheMidlandAngler
      @TheMidlandAngler Год назад

      @@EastAnglianBushcraft no worries dude 😎 & thank you! 🙏🏻 This track is a vibe on its own 😁🙌🏼🤙🏼

  • @peteraitken6494
    @peteraitken6494 Год назад +2

    Hi mate awesome chat and never a truer word spoken agree with you 100% I’m now 60 years old and waking up every day is more valuable than anything only feel 40 lol but seriously this shows what a top bloke you are and have loved your channel from the day I subscribed just a guy out enjoying what nature has given us and having a bit of fun never hurt anyone thanks for being who you are a genuine nice guy who loves the outdoors the same as everyone on here where’s the harm in that thanks Craig for being a friend and mate take care buddy and kick the arse out of life all the best 🔥🔥🙏👌👍❤️🍺🍺🍺

  • @bex188
    @bex188 Год назад +4

    Damn, you've hit a nerve right there Craig! Absolute legend for doing what you're doing, sharing what you're sharing, and being honest and true with everything you say. Wish so much I could join you guys, Scarborough is where I went to uni and I had some of the best years of my life there. I'm going through a really tough time at the mo and folk like you and Haze bring me back to where I should be. Thank you, please keep sharing things xx

  • @keithhogg7228
    @keithhogg7228 Год назад +1

    Been following your channel for a while. I like camping & being out in the woods, but your channel is also relaxing & calming to have on. Thanks for speaking up about mental health - the brain can get ill just like any other body part - take care dude.

  • @HeatherNokes
    @HeatherNokes Год назад +1

    Well done, a good video. I'm a 53 year old Mum of a 24 year old and I'm watching! It's great that you highlight mental health and being out in nature. We can all have our moments. Even about 6 sessions with a counsellor can make a difference. There are different times in our life when we need some extra support and finding our way to it is a good thing. Anyway, I like the vibe here. I walk a lot and have a campervan, which I can drive somewhere green and just be for a while, must find more woods!

  • @DM-xn2dg
    @DM-xn2dg Год назад +1

    I love watching your videos - I don’t think you talk at us - you shared some profound things in this….not easy to be so honest - I think you are right….seeking help for mh is so important and you have to be ready for it. Cherish waking up every am and go to bed thinking of one happy thing from your day - thank you for helping my mh with these videos !!!!

  • @TURBOTOYS8
    @TURBOTOYS8 Год назад +2

    Dude I totally get where your coming from, most of the time you want to help everyone else that sometimes you forget about yourself and when you realise that everything else around you in this world has going to pot, it's hard to keep your head above water level. As individuals it's nice that we can find stuff that actually keep our noggins active and with the right support nothing is impossible! I appreciate you and your channel, everything I've learned from watching your videos and if all else fails....... We always got the power of the star mix! Much respect!

  • @TruantReacts
    @TruantReacts Год назад +4

    You are a beacon of positivity and light for us all - a great mentality from a positive role model. Love you mate

  • @RikAindow
    @RikAindow Год назад +2

    Hey Craig. This is the first video I've seen of yours. Thanks for being so honest and open about your mental health. It's easier said than done.

  • @gayefanner731
    @gayefanner731 Год назад +1

    God bless you Craig for all you do, kind regards, Nonna. 🙏✝️. ✌️🇷🇺☮️🇺🇦✌️

  • @kennethcarter5720
    @kennethcarter5720 Год назад

    Craig
    When I was 18 an older person said when he heard me complain about the damp day . Son if you wake up and can get out of bed to open the curtains it’s a great day. Winter has never been the same for me since then I have enjoyed every season for its own beauty. And I am now 68
    Your a good man. Take care stay safe 🔥.

  • @nothinglessness
    @nothinglessness Год назад

    Mental health is a lifelong project and the outdoors is the best medicine. I worked out decades ago that the woods filters out the noise. Social media is designed mostly to sow negative emotions and division. That’s why channels such as yours are so positive in a world that is rapidly heading towards totalitarianism. It’s so important to remember that life is a school and some lessons are really hard. The best plan is to embrace the darkness when it arrives because it’s just the other half of life and vital for our learning here and it only serves to make the light so much brighter when it returns.

  • @leefarrell6036
    @leefarrell6036 Год назад +1

    I have been on a marathon with your videos for the last 4 day's and I have learnt so much, thankyou for your videos and sharing your knowledge on bushcraft, nature and wildlife 😁 your very intelligent and full of knowledge. I have enjoyed all of your videos very much can't wait for more.

  • @oldirtybeuner
    @oldirtybeuner Год назад +2

    Great video, I can relate much with what you said.
    Wildcamping or stealthcamping helps with mental health but it still needs more and go and seek help. True words and much respect to share it with your audience!
    Have a good one in the outdoors!

  • @dazzb1968
    @dazzb1968 Год назад +2

    Great to see you back dude and admire your honesty on your mental health. To lay yourself bare and admit you need some form of help takes guts. Gutted I can't make the community camp this time around but I'm sure there'll be more. Carry on loving the life mate 🤟🏼

  • @JimmyJimmyEnglish
    @JimmyJimmyEnglish Год назад +1

    Respect brother 👊🏼 you talk a lot of sense.. I’ve struggled with my noggin most of my life and nature wether it be camping or just going for a walk or even short run is what keeps me from doing a superman of the nearest bridge! Peace and love ☮️✌🏻

  • @jonessarah001
    @jonessarah001 Год назад +1

    Thanks for being so honest and open, it's so needed in a world where we're supposed to slap a filter over how we look and feel and pretend everything's great when it isn't. Great video as always

  • @alanwhitworth3633
    @alanwhitworth3633 Год назад +1

    ... I'm 72 now and waking up everyday is a bonus ! .... everyone should get away, switch off their mobiles, and just chill out in the countryside, refocus, and get in touch with yourself

  • @ArielleViking
    @ArielleViking Год назад +1

    Great camp and it's wonderful that you helped Brett out. Nice bike, yeah getting out in nature is therapeutic. Big 👍

  • @soggybottom3463
    @soggybottom3463 Год назад +1

    Very wise words boss, touching and honest. I don't do "social media" per se, too much negativity. You're doing the right thing and also inspiring (and cheering up!) others with your great youtube vids. You have many fellow travellers out here guv'nor, we're all working toward the light (hopefully!) and trying to become the best versions of ourselves that we can be. Godbless, thanks for a great movie 🤗🤗

  • @martynwhateley139
    @martynwhateley139 Год назад +1

    Total respect to you and how you deal with issues. Stay strong, live wild and free dude

  • @martystacey4429
    @martystacey4429 Год назад +1

    I agree pal👌THE MOST DIFFICULT ASPECT IS REACHING OUT. Well, you have mastered that😎👏I too had help with my hyper-vigilance/critiquing/aggression (and you will know that this is a trait that works well in your service years🇬🇧⚔) I was a good soldier but a poor civvy until I eventually sought help. God bless you for reaching out and KTF🙏

  • @TheScottishScrambler
    @TheScottishScrambler Год назад +1

    Mate, it’s been such long time since I’ve heard someone share the same views as my own, I’m with you 100%. Keep doing what you’re doing, you’ve got a new subscriber 👌

  • @JG-ls4gh
    @JG-ls4gh Год назад

    Being out in nature is so good for the soul! Most peeps have forgotten. Mother Earth heals all wounds man, mind body and soul! From the dust we came and to the dust we will return. & minds a wicked charity to support. They helped me more than I knew

  • @kenloat7693
    @kenloat7693 Год назад

    Craig , you really are a top bloke , great honest video as always . Giving your bike away to someone that needs it more than you , taking your friend in , and a charity camp out all while things may not be 100% with yourself . Il say it again !!! A top bloke 👊👍

  • @robandrews9165
    @robandrews9165 Год назад +1

    Few years back I binned facebook, Twitter for that reason.
    Great discussion Craig! Great job 😊

  • @TheFribos
    @TheFribos Год назад

    It is so good you are mentioning this, there's so much ptss going on, unadressed, not diagnosed. And this puts whole families in misery. It is really sad

  • @ChloeLycett
    @ChloeLycett Год назад +1

    I emailed about the community camp last night, hopefully I wasn’t too late!!
    Reaching out about mental health is definitely the hardest thing to do, but I’d say keeping up with talking about it and doing your best to keep on top of it is just as hard as well, so good on you for being so honestly and open about it all, that really takes a lot of guts especially on a platform like this

  • @JD-pi2ce
    @JD-pi2ce Год назад +1

    Feel exactly the same way. Going to get out into nature today to clear my head. Thanks for the kick mate. Needed it.

  • @mightydigital1113
    @mightydigital1113 Год назад +1

    Legend mate ... great episode with wise words, respect to you on speaking out on mental health. Stay lucky. 🤘

  • @richltandy
    @richltandy Год назад

    I have mental health issues. Hearing you speak and how you cope with things .and yout take on the modern world. Is great to see. Keep fighting my friend and love the videos

  • @freddyoutdoors
    @freddyoutdoors Год назад +1

    What a ace watch dude love the mental health chat defo do more with the cost of living I'm sure more people out their mental health problems but what a legend you are

  • @waynehill2686
    @waynehill2686 Год назад +3

    Great video mate that I can 100% relate to. Ex army myself and been going through the same thing for 13 years now. Like you said the dark feeling comes and goes, but don’t worry mate, your doing all the right things to help yourself. Your a legend mate 🎉 all the best

  • @alanvaughan4143
    @alanvaughan4143 Год назад

    You boy are a real inspiration. With that have obviously been through you still have your smile and enthusiasm to help others and it’s contagious,you certainly help me and others ..good on you and thanks.

  • @RebelMC-ul6nx
    @RebelMC-ul6nx Год назад +1

    I love your videos because you are so real. You also have a very pleasant manner in the way you express youself. You absolutely have my respect. God bless.

  • @allancunningham6019
    @allancunningham6019 Год назад +1

    Menkel health... keep up the good work ...I think Ben changed about end of last year with you two....But what do I know...Your class on your own anyway the world is your oyster and everything in it..xxx

  • @sammyc620
    @sammyc620 Год назад +2

    Proper cheered me up your upload especially after the disaster of a day I’ve had .. thankyou for making me smile, sending you good vibes Top Bloke 💚

  • @TheBeardedAdventurer
    @TheBeardedAdventurer Год назад +1

    Deep bro I love it!! Spot on with everything. Always here if you need a chat bud. Felt the same lately and I’m lucky to have some good people around me. I hope you get yourself out of it, only ourselves can push through! Keep strong bro ❤

  • @WoodyAndy
    @WoodyAndy Год назад +1

    As someone who's suffered chronic anxiety/burnout, this is totally relatable. I've always tried to get outdoors a lot but when I started getting into 'bushcraft', found that the focus on overcoming small scale challenges based around the fundamentals of life really took my mind to a better place. Feeling that you have a level of influence on the outcome of events, however low key has an empowering effect. Learning the skills to be comfortable in what may seem a daunting natural environment is a great foundation and lens on what is really important in life and in time, you can apply that to the bigger picture. Also Improving things when you can and accepting things when you can't is a key factor in tackling stress. I particularly like what you said about just waking up and feeling grateful - really important lessons 👍 Keep it Zen, atb Andy!

  • @davecooper9721
    @davecooper9721 Год назад +1

    Craig I really enjoyed that love to listen to you talk about issues.
    .your a very inspirational person in all matters .in life or camping .
    You have the power to create great things .
    Love ya dude 🤘☠️🤘🤙🤙🤙🤙🤙

  • @nobbystyles4807
    @nobbystyles4807 Год назад

    moods and general attitudes go up and down over time its a natural curve like the moon and the tides. it was so nice to hear you helped out a dude in a rough time. when i lived in spain an american guy did the same for me and it was a huge boost to my mental health just to have a breather / someone around me that understood how important it is to have a brother. massive respect to you for putting it out there. ive lost a few mates to suicide over the years and wierdly they were the ones who we all thought had everything sorted. thanks man keep at it and i wish you more strength in the future. one day at a time!

  • @niallmcgovern8004
    @niallmcgovern8004 Год назад

    Dude it is beyond me how this is not promoted/tought in secondary school. This is so beneficial to the person and the environment so its a double whammey. Plus, if i can give just one little piece of advice to live by its, "the people who mind dont matter and the people who matter dont mind! Live by theat dude!

  • @Swiftytb98
    @Swiftytb98 8 месяцев назад

    Finding your channel in the past couple months has been amazing!! I’ve learnt loads, picked up on new kit and different ways to kind of make camp enjoyable. I think it’s brilliant how you give an educational side of things, like names of the trees and ways of doing fires and shelters! you’ve really got me into the bushcraft side of camping and not just wild camping for a view🙌🏼 really cool guy and loving the videos man, can’t wait to see what comes this year. Love 💙 ❤

  • @BrownsBiltong
    @BrownsBiltong Год назад +1

    Great video mate, touched on some very important topics. Cheers for the mention too ✌

  • @geoffhaswell7037
    @geoffhaswell7037 Год назад +1

    Very wise words. I think the same whatever happens. Waking up in the morning makes it a good day. Very brave man to open up to all of us on RUclips. Keep up the great video's, you're a top bloke! 👍

  • @CeriMullins-nq3mc
    @CeriMullins-nq3mc Год назад

    Great video Craig. The speed my mind runs at with my hyper vigilance is astounding, an the off shoots my thoughts go on are the worst. Keep camping mate.

  • @jefferydoty5141
    @jefferydoty5141 Год назад

    Great video.
    Just waking up in the morning is a gift. Your breathing. It is a great start for the day.

  • @nicwalker4452
    @nicwalker4452 Год назад +1

    I have the same hyper vigilance as you and it’s exhausting, not trusting people, making up scenarios in your head, thinking people are out to get you etc etc. it’s not fun in the slightest, thank you for talking about this and I’m like you I feel myself when I’m at one with nature. Keep up the good work my brother and I’ll keep enjoying your fantastic videos.