Episode 89 “Masks and Mental Health”
Another school year in a pandemic, more mask mandates, and more angry parents screaming about the harm masks are causing their children. But
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depression
Episode 88 “Simone Biles: Why it Matters”
Image courtesy of Laurence Griffiths / Getty Images By now most of us have heard about gymnast and Olympian Simone BIles withdrawal from
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Episode 87 “Accept Criticism”
Accepting criticism is not easy for most humans but I argue it is one of the best ways we can grow. Often times
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Episode 86 “Practice Boredom”
Being bored is viewed as a negative state, something we are constantly trying to escape. Feeling bored? Take your phone out and scroll,
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Episode 84 “Lower Your Expectations”
Having high expectations can cause stress and anxiety. The idea of tying some sort of pleasure or reward to something that may or
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Episode 79 “Mental Guard Rails”
Guard rails are a means to prevent or deter access to dangerous or off-limits areas. The most common of these are the guard
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Episode 77 “Teaching Critical Thought”
Critical thought is what defines as a human. Our ability to use rationale thought allows us to take the emotion out of our
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Episode 45 “Extracurricular Activities”
Kids and young adults that feel disconnected from their peers are more likely to feel anxious and depressed, and since suicide is the
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Episode 44 “What’s Your Struggle”
The end of summer is upon us and that can lead to changes in routine and increases in stress, especially if you are
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Suicide: It Can Happen to Your Kids
September is back to school and maybe coincidentally, suicide awareness month. I don’t just say that off the cuff, the incidences of suicide
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