Mick Dundee on psychiatry

crocodile dundee explains the natural benefits of community

[@dalelerette206]

1:02 ...if you got a problem, you tell Wally. And he tells everyone in town...brings it out in the open...no more problem.❤

[@zuluwarrior1648]

Yeah welcome to Alice springs Australia sunshine.

[@chrisprice7257]

Perfect!

[@benfield6343]

Smooth....

[@paulf2898]

We could all do with more mates,how true 😂

[@youtubularTV]

Tell wally 😉

[@ShepardfortheLord]

That's it.

[@iLightningChan]

wise words 😁😁❤

[@thomascollins4325]

Just tell Wally, just like the Beaver did!!!

[@orbisromanis9507]

Jesus how I like that Aussie accent! And the movie ... from the good old days.

[@matthewleitch1]

Talking about problems, in the open, is usually a step forward but only because the problem gets solved or at least reduced either by the worrier finding a solution or someone helping out. If, instead, you just talk about your problems but make no progress towards solutions then that is 'rumination' and worse than useless. it is also pretty bad if you come up with something you think is a solution but in fact it makes matters worse.

[@youtubularTV]

Is your problem out in the open?

[@matthewleitch1]

@@youtubularTV Not relevant.