Inside Toronto's Mental Health Crisis | Toronto Real Estate Podcast

In this episode of The Toronto Real Estate, hosts Kori Marin and Ralph Fox, co-founders of Fox Marin, sit down with Dr. Mary Preisman, an exercising physician and renowned expert in psychiatry, to discuss the challenges of mental health in Toronto and urban environments in general. Dr. Preisman shares valuable insights and practical advice on resilience, work-life integration, and setting healthy boundaries. Join the conversation to gain actionable strategies for thriving in today's fast-paced city life.

0:00 - Episode Introduction
0:47 - About Dr. Mary Preisman
3:03 - Interest In Psychiatry
4:40 - Overlap Between Psychiatry and Real Estate
8:02 - Helping Clients Emotionally
13:45 - Emotional Bond
17:25 - Toronto’s Poor Mental Health
23:00 - Polarization & Loneliness
29:05 - Identity Crisis & Path To Fulfilment
35:58 - Maslow's Hierarchy
38:26 - Is Mental Health Term Misused?
44:40 - Stress, Anger & Jealousy
50:21 - Homelessness Situation Worsening
52:02 - Work-Life Balance
57:10 - Final Piece of Advice
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