Podcasts about teenage depression

In one of this year's bestselling books, "The Anxious Generation: How the Great Rewiring of Childhood is Causing An Epidemic of Mental Illness," New York University social psychologist Jonathan Haidt argues that today's childhoods spent under the influence of smartphones and overprotective parenting has led to the reported explosion in cases of teenage anxiety and depression. He calls this process a "three-act play": the diminishment of trust in our communities, the loss of a play-based childhood, and the arrival of a hyper-connected world.Haidt also believes the problem is solvable. On this episode of Capitalisn't, he joins Bethany and Luigi to discuss parenting, learning, adolescence, and in an age where Congress won't act on regulation, his four proposed solutions to break social media's "collective action trap" on children.But are his solutions feasible? How do we weigh their costs, benefits, limitations, risks, and the roadblocks to their implementation? What are the consequences of an anxious generation for our economy — and what can we really do about it?

In this episode of the Lean to the Left podcast, we delve into the critical issue of teenage depression and the alarming rates of youth suicide.Host Bob Gatty welcomes Dr. Scott Kolbaba, an Internal Medicine Physician from Chicago, who shares his poignant experiences and insights. Dr. Kolbaba, an Amazon bestselling author, highlights his children's book 'Clara's Magic Garden,' which addresses themes of depression and self-worth.Through powerful anecdotes and a deep understanding of mental health, Dr. Kolbaba explores the importance of finding purpose as a potential solution to combating teenage depression.He also discusses the role of parents and significant others in identifying and nurturing the passions of young people to help them overcome depression.Don't miss this compelling conversation that offers hope and actionable advice for parents and caregivers.00:00 Introduction to Teenage Depression and Suicide Rates00:31 Dr. Kolbaba's Journey and Insights on Teenage Depression02:53 The Power of Purpose: Dr. Kolbaba's Approach to Battling Depression07:49 Personal Stories and the Impact of Finding Purpose14:39 Adoption Stories and Addressing Bullying19:12 Advice for Parents on Recognizing and Addressing Depression22:14 The Role of Schools and Society in Supporting Mental Health25:55 Exploring Miraculous Experiences: Physicians Untold Stories28:48 Closing Thoughts and the Importance of Purpo Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.

In this episode of the Lean to the Left podcast, we delve into the critical issue of teenage depression and the alarming rates of youth suicide.Host Bob Gatty welcomes Dr. Scott Kolbaba, an Internal Medicine Physician from Chicago, who shares his poignant experiences and insights. Dr. Kolbaba, an Amazon bestselling author, highlights his children's book 'Clara's Magic Garden,' which addresses themes of depression and self-worth.Through powerful anecdotes and a deep understanding of mental health, Dr. Kolbaba explores the importance of finding purpose as a potential solution to combating teenage depression.He also discusses the role of parents and significant others in identifying and nurturing the passions of young people to help them overcome depression.Don't miss this compelling conversation that offers hope and actionable advice for parents and caregivers.00:00 Introduction to Teenage Depression and Suicide Rates00:31 Dr. Kolbaba's Journey and Insights on Teenage Depression02:53 The Power of Purpose: Dr. Kolbaba's Approach to Battling Depression07:49 Personal Stories and the Impact of Finding Purpose14:39 Adoption Stories and Addressing Bullying19:12 Advice for Parents on Recognizing and Addressing Depression22:14 The Role of Schools and Society in Supporting Mental Health25:55 Exploring Miraculous Experiences: Physicians Untold Stories28:48 Closing Thoughts and the Importance of Purpo Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-lean-to-the-left-podcast--4719048/support.

Today—a closer critical look at the relationship between smartphones and mental health. One of the themes we've touched on more than any other on this show is that American teenagers—especially girls—appear to be “engulfed” in historic rates of anxiety and sadness. The numbers are undeniable. The Youth Risk Behavior Survey, which is published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, showed that from 2011 to 2021, the share of teenage girls who say they experience “persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness” increased by 50 percent. But there is a fierce debate about why this is happening. The most popular explanation on offer today in the media says: It's the smartphones, stupid. Teen anxiety increased during a period when smartphones and social media colonized the youth social experience. This is a story I've shared on this very show, including with Jonathan Haidt, the author of the new bestselling book 'The Anxious Generation_.'_ But this interpretation is not dogma in scientific circles. In fact, it's quite hotly debated. In 2019, an Oxford University study titled "The Association Between Adolescent Well-Being and Digital Technology Use" found that the effect size of screen time on reduced mental health was roughly the same as the association with “eating potatoes.” Today, I want to give more space to the argument that it's not just the phones. Our guest is David Wallace-Wells, bestselling science writer and a columnist for The New York Times.  He says something more complicated is happening. In particular, the rise in teen distress seems concentrated in a handful of high-income and often English-speaking countries. So what is it about the interaction between smartphones, social media, and an emerging Anglophonic culture of mental health that seems to be driving this increase in teen distress? If you have questions, observations, or ideas for future episodes, email us at PlainEnglish@Spotify.com. Host: Derek Thompson Guest: David Wallace-Wells Producer: Devon Baroldi Links My original essay on the teen anxiety phenomenon https://www.theatlantic.com/newsletters/archive/2022/04/american-teens-sadness-depression-anxiety/629524/ "Are Smartphones Driving Our Teens to Depression?" by David Wallace-Wells https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/01/opinion/smartphones-social-media-mental-health-teens.html 'The Anxious Generation,' by Jonathan Haidt https://www.anxiousgeneration.com/book Haidt responds to his critics https://www.afterbabel.com/p/social-media-mental-illness-epidemic Our original episode with Haidt https://www.theringer.com/2022/4/22/23036468/why-are-american-teenagers-so-sad-and-anxious Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chris Coulter is the author of "WAKE UP YOU COULD LOSE YOUR TEEN TO SUICIDE: A Father's Guide to Dealing with Teenage Depression & Anxiety."

This week we have questions from somebody who cannot stop crying at work, somebody in an interfaith relationship who won't share about faith, and a worried mom asking about teenage depression. If you are an Apple user please rate us!If you are a Spotify user, please rate us! Submit a question to the show!Help us reach #1 on Goodpods!Listen ad-free, get the show a day early and enjoy the pre-show hang out on the same app you're using RIGHT NOW at www.Patreon.com/Therapy where you can also access our vast library of deep dives, interviews, skill shares, reviews and rants as well as our live discord chat!Interested in Nick's mental health approach to fitness? Check out www.MentalFitPersonalTraining.comCheck out Dr. Jim's book "Dadvice: 50 Fatherly Life Lessons" at www.DadviceBook.comGrab some swag at our store, www.PodTherapyBaitShop.comPlay Jim's Neurotic Bingo at home while you listen to the show, or don't, I'm not your supervisor.Submit questions to:www.PodTherapy.netPodTherapyGuys@gmail.comFollow us on Social Media:FacebookInstagramTwitterResources:Suicide Prevention Lifeline - 1-800-273-8255.Veterans Crisis Line - 1-800-273-8255.Substance Abuse & Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) National Helpline - (1-800-662-HELP (4357)OK2Talk Helpline Teen Helpline - 1 (800) 273-TALKU.S. Mental Health Resources Hotline - 211

This is a repost because the subject matter is as relevant today as it was when Tommy and I had this chat. I'm glad to see he is continuing my style of interviewing!

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Some sections of certain interviews deserve to be heard by those who may benefit from them. I dedicate this to all teenagers struggling with depression. Hold on, you can make it through. I did. So did Tiernan. 

Ever wondered why more girls than boys report symptoms of teenage depression? Could societal norms be pressuring boys into silence? We're hashing out this pressing issue and more in our latest episode.We also take a detour into the cat brain and the ongoing debate over feline versus canine intelligence. Our expert guest Dr. Carly York has so much to share!There was a frog tub. That's how Dr. York jumped into the world of animal behavior. From frogs, we will gallop our way to horses and slide effortlessly into the world of squids. Yes, squids! We'll exchange stories about these intriguing undersea creatures with Dr. York.   Ever been keen on knowing more about the African clawed frogs, or the looming threat presented by the Kitchred fungus to amphibians worldwide? Stay tuned. We also take you on a fascinating journey through the world's largest zoo, the North Carolina Zoo, with Dr. York as our guide. She unveils the behavioral nuances of chimpanzees and elephants and shares truly captivating stories about their interactions and antics. Wrapping up with a viral horse moment and a deep dive into the awe-inspiring abilities of squids and octopuses, this episode is a roller-coaster ride into the world of animal behavior and psychology. No time for yawns, only wonder, and a whole lot of laughter in store. Don't miss out!Dr. York's Linktree!https://linktr.ee/carlyanneyorkBark and Beyond!(use the code BUNSEN)Bunsen and Beaker Links:The Ginger Stuffie is on presale so check the link here:www.bunsenbernerbmd.comJoin The Paw Pack to Support The Show!https://bunsenbernerbmd.com/pages/paw-pack-plus-communityThe Bunsen and Beaker Website has adorable merch with hundreds of different combinations of designs and apparel- all with Printful- one of the highest quality companies we could find!www.bunsenbernerbmd.comSign up for our Weekly Newsletter!Our Spaces Sponsor: Bark and Beyond Supplyhttps://barkandbeyondsupply.com/Bunsen and Beaker on Twitter:Bunsen and Beaker on TikTok:Bunsen and Beaker on FacebookInstaBunsandBeaksSupport the showFor Science, Empathy, and Cuteness!Being Kind is a Superpower.https://twitter.com/bunsenbernerbmd

The DMZ America podcast features two political cartoonists who happened to be best friends. Ted Rall (Andrews McMeel Syndication, Wall Street Journal, WhoWhatWhy) comes from the Left; Scott Stantis (Andrews McMeel Syndication, Chicago Tribune, Dallas Morning News) comes from the Right. Hunter Biden once again assumes his role as America's Prince Andrew: safe, protected, facing minimal charges. In this case, it's two years probation for evading the payment of $100,000 in taxes and for a gun charge. Republicans are going crazy. Maybe they have a point.Former President Donald Trump has a trial date in his federal criminal case related to improper handling of classified documents: August 14. Scott and Ted examine the shocking political and legal repercussions of this completely unprecedented case, and what it means for the future of the country and democracy as we head into a presidential election.Teenage depression hits new lows as more young people than ever before tell psychologists, that they feel worthless and without hope for the future. The cause: social media and digital devices. We don't let a 12-year-old drive a car. Should we be allowing a six-year-old on Instagram?

In this episode of Change It Up Radio, Paula Shaw is joined by Dylan Stolba, who is going into the 10th grade at Carlsbad High School and entered a writing contest sponsored by Rotary International, winning 3rd place for her essay on Teenage Depression and Anxiety. They discuss teenage depression and anxiety, and the damaging effects of societal stigma and silence surrounding mental health issues.   Some key topic points covered in this episode include:   The importance of recognizing and addressing teenage depression and anxiety Why open conversations about mental health experiences can help teens feel less isolated How teenage depression and anxiety can be manifestations of unresolved grief The link between unexpected or traumatic loss and the onset of depression or anxiety Symptoms of anxiety and depression to look out for in teenagers The importance of immediate action if there are signs of depression, especially talks of suicide The role of social media in exacerbating feelings of inadequacy and loneliness among teens How excessive smartphone use and screen time have been linked to depression among teens How overprotective parenting can prevent teens from problem-solving and developing resilience The role of support systems – friends, parents, teachers – in coping with mental health struggles The seriousness of self-harming behaviors among teenagers The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on teenagers' mental health The potential for change, recovery, and flourishing despite mental health struggles       To Learn More About the Show, Visit: www.ChangeItUpRadio.com

The DMZ America podcast features two political cartoonists who happened to be best friends. Ted Rall (Andrews McMeel Syndication, Wall Street Journal, WhoWhatWhy) comes from the Left; Scott Stantis (Andrews McMeel Syndication, Chicago Tribune, Dallas Morning News) comes from the Right. Hunter Biden once again assumes his role as America's Prince Andrew: safe, protected, facing minimal charges. In this case, it's two years probation for evading the payment of $100,000 in taxes and for a gun charge. Republicans are going crazy. Maybe they have a point.Former President Donald Trump has a trial date in his federal criminal case related to improper handling of classified documents: August 14. Scott and Ted examine the shocking political and legal repercussions of this completely unprecedented case, and what it means for the future of the country and democracy as we head into a presidential election.Teenage depression hits new lows as more young people than ever before tell psychologists, that they feel worthless and without hope for the future. The cause: social media and digital devices. We don't let a 12-year-old drive a car. Should we be allowing a six-year-old on Instagram?

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We've entered a new series we're calling “All About Teens.” Raising teens brings host of new challenges and new possibilities. Join us as we kick off the series talking about teenage depression, self-harm, and suicide. What does teenage depression look like? Why do teens self harm? What can you do to help a teenager who mentions suicide? Listen as director and therapist of Care to Change, April Bordeau, and therapist, Haley Hast, give us practical solutions for raising your teens in a world full of uncertainties. Resources: Suicide Crisis Hotline- Call or Text  988“Inside a Cutter's Mind” by Jerusha Clark741-741 (Teen Crisis Text Line)“Your New Playlist” by John AcuffOther Helpful Podcasts: Boundaries with Kids and ParentsWhen Kids Seem to Be Ruining Your RelationshipWhen You Catch Your Kids with PornTeaching Your Kids to Live with the Attitude of Gratitude Text us your thoughts or questions at our Care Line: 317-979-7133 For more information about Care to Change visit  www.caretochange.org Follow Care to Change on Facebook  https://www.facebook.com/CaretoChange.org/ Follow Care to Change on Instagram or Twitter @care_to_changeSchedule an appointment by emailing help@caretochange.org. 

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We have all been through that teenage phase and the dreaded thing that happens, Teenage Depression. In this episode, we share our thoughts about how we experienced it and how others might be affected by it.

Today the courageous Sadie Sutton is hanging out with us on the show to share how she navigated her mental health as a teen.  Sadie is a 19-year-old psychology student at the University of Pennsylvania. After receiving a year and a half of intensive treatment for severe depression and anxiety, and since fully recovering from severe depression and anxiety, she was inspired to share her story with fellow teens going through their own personal growth. Sadie started the She Persisted podcast in 2019. Inside her episodes, she conducts impactful and inspirational interviews with subject matter experts, fellow teenagers, and social media personalities to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and inspire teens to create a life worth living.  In today's episode, we talk about...  - What Sadie's mental health struggles looked like - What her mental health treatment looked like - How she engaged in self-harm as a means of getting validation and attention - What mindset shifts she had to make to help improve her mental health - What she feels was not helpful in her healing journey - What Dialectical behavior therapy looks like - Why sleep is crucial to improving your mental health - Why she started the She Persisted Podcast - What she'd suggest to a parent whose teen is struggling with their mental health - What tool you can use to help with intense emotions - What she'd say to a teenager struggling ...and so much more!   ✨ If you love today's conversation, and you know someone who'd benefit from hearing it, please share it.    HANGOUT WITH ME ON INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/courageously.u/   TODAY'S SHOW NOTES: https://courageouslyu.com/sadie-sutton/

In this episode of MCLAHIGTI, I talk about teenage depression.  This disorder can affect the way that adolescents and teenagers think and feel.  Many adolescents and teenagers go through depression and it can affect them in many different ways.  In this episode, I talk about some of those ways that it can affect them and ways that we as parents can help.  September is National Suicide Prevention month and if anyone is faced with suicidal thoughts or tendencies the national Suicide Prevention Number is 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Support the show

Today we're going to focus on how to help your teen with depression through an interview with a  great guest, 19 year-old Sadie Sutton, host of the podcast She Persisted. She was first diagnosed with depression when she was 13 and by the age of 14, had been hospitalized four times for severe depression, anxiety, and suicidality. Realizing things were going nowhere fast, her parents took her to McLean Hospital, a residential inpatient program. And it was there  - life changed. Why should you listen and share her story? Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people aged 15 to 24 in the US. 20% of high school students report serious thoughts of suicide and 9% have made attempts. Ohio State football player Harry Miller's revelations that he attempted suicide, shared his struggles with his coach and got help. He says, “This is not an issue reserved for the far and away,” wrote Miller. “It is in our homes. It is in our conversations. It is in the people we love.” Here are some of the salient points from Sadie: Her parents, especially her dad, didn't realize or even perhaps believe, that a teenager could be clinically depressed – and his efforts to “snap her out of it” or “tough love” made things worse. Prior to McLean, none of her therapists or the programs she entered asked for her commitment to the process of healing they proposed. In fact, they flat said that her stay would do her no good if she wasn't going to choose to do the work. And that requirement is what caused her to actually do the work of healing. Her parents took part of family therapy and learned a new way of talking about conflict, of expressing emotions, or negotiating, and of being aware of your impact on others. She's a huge fan of DBT 9 Dialectical Behavior Therapy and she talks about some of its basic tenets. But before we begin the interview, I'm so excited to introduce you to a new sponsor here at SelfWork! Magnesium Breakthrough. As always, I've tried it myself and will tell you what kind of results I've had! They have a wonderful offer for SelfWork listeners – so please listen in to what could be the start of more restful sleep for you – and thus, a more stable mood and good daily energy. Vital Links: Click HERE for BiOptimizers special offer on Magnesium Breakthrough and watch your sleep - and your mental health - improve! You can hear more about this and many other topics by listening to my podcast, SelfWork with Dr. Margaret Rutherford. Subscribe to my website and receive my weekly newsletter including a blog post and podcast! If you'd like to join my FaceBook closed group, then click here and answer the membership questions! Welcome! My book entitled Perfectly Hidden Depression has been published and you can order here! Its message is specifically for those with a struggle with strong perfectionism which acts to mask underlying emotional pain. But the many self-help techniques described can be used by everyone who chooses to begin to address emotions long hidden away that are clouding and sabotaging your current life. And it's available in paperback, eBook or as an audiobook! And there's another way to send me a message! You can record by clicking below and ask your question or make a comment. You'll have 90 seconds to do so and that time goes quickly. By recording, you're giving SelfWork (and me) permission to use your voice on the podcast. I'll look forward to hearing from you!  

In this episode, we take a look at the increasing percentage of depression and other mental health issues in teenagers.Depression has become increasingly common among American teenagers – especially teen girls, who are now almost three times as likely as teen boys to have had recent experiences with depression.In 2017, 13% of U.S. teens ages 12 to 17 (or 3.2 million) said they had experienced at least one major depressive episode in the past year, up from 8% (or 2 million) in 2007, according to a Pew Research Center analysis of data from the 2017 National Survey on Drug Use and Health.HELPFUL LINKS:Better Help - on-line counselingHoney Lake Treatment Center;  Christian Mental Health Center888-837-6577The Lighthouse Network; A Christian Mental Health and Sex Addiction Helpline844-543-3242Sanctuary Clinics; Christian Treatment and Recovery Program850-935-3637Jamie Kirschner's Uncommon Teen PodcastCheck out Shannon Monet's website for more on her story***Questions or comments can be sent to steven@nookpodcast.comJoin The Nook Facebook page!Steven's Social Media:@Murphy24p Instagram and TwitterIf you appreciate the topics and guests shared on this podcast, you can help keep the episodes coming with financial support through Buy Me a Coffee. Please consider a one time donation or recurring monthly gifts. Check the link below!Support the show

In today's episode on the DDT, I'll share a few principles to help when you are feeling depressed. Depression is a part of life, and everyone will experience it in some form or another, while some forms of depression may require professional help, these principles are principles that are universal to any type of depression and can help! Follow Josh on Instagram Follow the Daily Drive on Instagram Sign up for Josh's News Letter Visit the Daily Drive Website Email Josh at josh@joshdowns.com

Dr. Ellen Braaten is the Director of the Learning and Emotional Assessment Program (LEAP) at Mass. General Hospital and the Track Director of the Child Psychology Training Program at MGH/Harvard Medical School. She is an Assistant Professor of Psychology at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Braaten received her M.A. degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Colorado and her PhD in Psychology at Colorado State University and completed her internship training at Massachusetts General Hospital. Dr. Braaten is widely recognized as an expert in the field of pediatric neuropsychological and psychological assessment, particularly in the areas of assessing learning disabilities and attentional disorders. She is the co-author of Straight Talk about Psychological Testing for Kids, a book that has become a classic for parents and professionals. She has also written The Child Clinician's Report Writing Handbook, which has been called *the most comprehensive child assessment handbook available." Her most recent book for parents is entitled Finding the Right Mental Health Care for Your Child, published by the American Psychological Association https://www.ellenbraatenphd.com/about On Twitter: @ellenbraaten  Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/hownottothink)

Every now and then we find ourselves at a stage where we dunno what to do or we feel unstable and extremely difficult to figure out things. This episode is for one such moment

TRIGGER WARNINGS *Teenage Depression* *Suicide Attempts* *Anxiety* *Workaholism* In this episode, Bridget and KeAnna interview Karlee Mason. Healing from teenage trauma and depression, Karlee shares how she is challenging herself to be silent with her thoughts and emotions to process her experiences. Using coloring books to calm her mind, along with more traditional healing modalities, Karlee is addressing her anxiety, depression, and traumatic history. Her healing journey has led her to become involved in her community in a vulnerable and impactful way. Karlee is a connector and community leader who strives to bring light to the lives of everyone she meets. She is a friend, daughter, lover, CrossFit coach and marketing professional. But- there's more to her than what you see at surface value. After reading back on a journal entry from 2020, she made a choice to open up about the past 9 years of her life; battling mental health conditions, her experiences, her continuous healing and how far she has come 2012. Recently, she completed a Mental Health First Aid Certification where she gained a deeper understanding into having conversations around mental health and connecting others with the proper resources. Karlee's goal is to continue educating others and be a part in breaking the stigma around mental health. After all, no one is alone.

"I feel like the thing is, that 'deserving' is probably one of the most powerful words in that speech of hers (Hillary's)."

In today's solo episode I tell my mental health story. I dive into my struggle with depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation, self-harm, and more. I also discuss my treatment journey, my experience with DBT, and where I'm at today. I give my best at-home mental health tips you can implement and answer your questions about my journey! I hope this is a reminder that you're not alone! Mentioned in the episode... + https://www.allure.com/story/dialectical-behavioral-therapy-guide-borderline-personality-disorder (About DBT) + https://depts.washington.edu/uwbrtc/research/publications/ (Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Studies) + https://dialecticalbehaviortherapy.com/ (DBT Skills) + https://www.mcleanhospital.org/treatment/3east (3East McLean Hospital - Adolescent DBT Programs) + https://www.shepersistedpodcast.com/featured-episodes/ep28 (Ep. 28 feat. Dr. Blaise Aguirre) SHOP GUEST RECOMMENDATIONS: https://amzn.to/3A69GOC (https://amzn.to/3A69GOC) EPISODE SPONSORS

Why does self-harm rear its head in teens struggling with their mental health? While it is difficult to truly understand, facing these issues and helping those who suffer from it to heal is vital. Listen up to learn: What makes cutting appealing How PTSD can play a role in self-harm The warning signs that may appear  Dr. Lisa Machoian, an author and psychologist, shares her work helping younger generations cope with their mental health and heal from the root causes of self-harm. Much stigma surrounds the act of self-harm, and through this misunderstanding, the issue can often be misconstrued or exacerbated. Since so many teens suffering from depression or anxiety often resort to self-regulation methods such as these, it is crucial to understand the underlying reasons. Thankfully, self-harm has become better understood and treated over time, but there is still much work to do in supporting those amid these issues. If you or someone you know is struggling with matters surrounding self-harm, it is imperative to seek support or provide support if you notice the signs in those around you. For more information, search for The Disappearing Girl: Learning the Language of Teenage Depression on our engine of choice. Episode also available on Apple Podcasts: apple.co/30PvU9C

Show Notes From Holly : EDSPIRE PODCAST EPISODE LINKS (Mental Health & Wellness Related): We are also on Apple Podcast and Spotify!  New episodes coming soon! One is going to be on Fentanyl and it's impact on teens:   Teen Addiction (must listen today!) https://anchor.fm/edspire/episodes/Teen-Addiction--Non-Opioid-Pain-Blockers--and-Recovery-High-School-with-Kerri-Rhodes- emufu3 Teen Suicide (must listen today!) https://anchor.fm/edspire/episodes/Suicide-and-Real-Conversations-with-Shirley-Ramsey-enqjem Teen Depression and Anxiety  https://anchor.fm/edspire/episodes/Teenage-Depression-and-Self-Care-with-Clair-Norman-eosu95 Self-Care for Caregivers/First Responders (educators are a type of first responder) https://anchor.fm/edspire/episodes/Self-Care--Trauma--and-Being-Seen-with-Annette-Zapp-e1392ab Mindfulness in Schools  https://anchor.fm/edspire/episodes/Mindfulness-in-Underserved-Schools-and-Urban-Communities-with-Ross-Robinson-Holistic-Life-Foundation-eobhas   HENRICO CO. PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYEES: Employee Assistance Program…check with HR if you are unsure if you have access to EAP. But here is what I can share: Optima Health is the BEST. I literally just got off the phone with them to make sure I had all the info correct. I personally have used EAP.  The customer service is incredible. They wanted to make sure you all knew that you have 6 free sessions and then if you need more, you can get additional free sessions if needed. It can also be for someone else in your household.  https://www.optimahealth.com/plans/employee-assistance-program/about-optima-eap   FENTANYL INFO: https://www.drugabuse.gov/publications/drugfacts/fentanyl   SELF-CARE DOMAINS FOR SCHOOL STAFF: https://casel.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/03/Self-Care-for-School-Leaders.pdf   HOUSE SYSTEM INFO: https://www.wtvr.com/2019/06/12/greenwood-elementary-school-house-system/?fbclid=IwAR0Ll4fLRHPC5ZqZWqPMefolzMj301v-_-U7yCShJYcA-kVUtQqtP9Gs_jk   HOLLY'S EMAIL: holly.guelig@gmail.com -personal  haguelig@henrico.k12.va.us -work    HOLLY'S INSTAGRAM: @schoolcounselingdays  

Despite the relatively light-hearted title of this podcast, neither Irish stand-up comic Tommy Tiernan nor myself, treat teenage depression with anything with the utmost seriousness. Here, in this fragment from an interview, we did nearly twenty years ago, Tommy talks about how the "shadow was born" in his own psyche. 

Information to help your child if they struggle with depression. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Friends,I hope that this depression podcast series has helped to either open your eyes or remind yourself of the danger and difficulties of depression.It can wreak havoc on whole families and destroy a person's self-hood.To my family member and all others that may be struggling,You are important. You matter. Your life is precious. You were made in the image of God. And God totally loves you, all the time.Music Credit: Scott Gratton - "All the Time You Never Had"Depression Support USA - NAMI Helpline for support and referrals at 1 800 950 6264UK - Mind Infoline at 0300 123 3393Australia - SANE Help Centre at 1800 18 7263Canada- Mood Disorders Society of Canada at 613 921 5565India - Vandrevala Foundation Helpline at 1860 2662 345 or 1800 2333 330Suicide Prevention HelpUSA - National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1 800 273 8255UK and Ireland - Samaritans UK at 116 123Australia - Lifeline Australia at 13 11 14Other Countries - research international suicide hotlines to find a helpline near you

Programa especial dedicado a la trayectoria de la banda británica The Clash. Anécdotas, discografía y canciones que dan un repaso a la banda de Joe, Mick y Paul. En una hora viajaras de Jamaica a Londres pasando por Andalucía, al ritmo de 21 canciones. GOD SAVE THE CLASH Tracklist: 01.- Punky Reggae Party - Bob Marley 02.- Police & Thieves – Junior Murvin 03.- White Riot – The Clash 04.- Holidays in the sun – Sex Pistols 05.- Letsgetabitrockin’ – The 101ers 06.- Teenage Depression – Eddie & The Hot Rods 07.- (White man) in Hammersmith Palais – The Clash 08.- 1977 – The Clash 09.- 1977 – Anger Management League 10.- Currando Pal Sistema – La Furia 11.- London’s Burning – Silverchair 12.- Complete Control – The Clash 13.- Love & Romance - The Slits 14.- Drug Stabbing Time – The Clash 15.- Rudie Can’t Fail – The Clash 16.- Spanish Bombs – The Hinds 17.- Brand New Cadillac – Vince Taylor & His Playboys 18.- Charlie Don’t Surf – The Clash 19.- Police On My Back – Equals // Billie Joe Armstrong 20.- Rock The Casbah – Groovy Waters 21.- Should Stay Or Should I go - The Clash

Clair Norman, with the Cameron K. Gallagher Foundation (CKG Foundation), is our guest who talks to Edpsire about the CKG Foundation, mental health, self-care, and mindfulness. The CKG Foundation is an organization who's mission is to fulfill Cameron's dream and legacy by being a positive force that works to cultivate awareness and understanding of teenage depression and anxiety. Cameron Gallagher was a bright and talented teenager. Although ever-smiling, she faced her own personal battles with depression and anxiety. She began to grow weary of keeping her struggles a private battle, and knew that there were many teens just like her who were in great pain behind closed doors. Her dream was to create a 5k race in her community to raise awareness of teenage depression. She began making plans for the race, and titled the race the SpeakUp5k in order to draw attention to the issue of teen depression. She wanted to let other teens like herself know that it was okay to “SpeakUp” about their personal battles. During this time, Cameron also set a personal goal for herself and began training for the Shamrock Half Marathon. On March 16, 2014, sixteen-year-old Cameron completed her goal of finishing the race, and passed away suddenly from an undiagnosed heart condition after crossing the finish line. As her family discovered more and more of Cameron's plans for the 5k, her family fulfilled her dream by holding the first race in her honor. Over 10,000 people participated in the May 2014 launch party, and 3,500 participated in the inaugural 5k race in Richmond in September 2014. Since then, the SpeakUp5k race series has expanded, and Cameron's message has spread across the nation. Share this episode and get involved! Parents, educators, and teens! All are welcome in the effort to help teens who are struggling. They have Instagram and Facebook. Check out their website! No one is alone...let's help bring people out of the dark and "SPEAK UP!" This episode is dedicated to Cameron Gallagher. She is a true game-changer and her legacy is helping thousands... https://www.ckgfoundation.org/

Join Nicole McDonald, veteran school social worker, educator and parenting coach, and I as we explore the realities facing teen (and pre-teen) girls that can lead to school difficulties, anxiety, depression, declines in academic achievement and self-harming behaviors as well as disconnect from family and friends. Learn what teachers, school staff and parents can do to support our students so that they can learn in a safe environment and feel supported in the challenges they face.While our conversation does not include explicit language, it is intended for mature audiences... PG13 if you will.  We encourage you to share this episode with colleagues in an effort to end the silence and suffering that so many students face.Connect with Nicole HERE: https://pocketsuite.io/link/nicole-mcdonald-parenting-coachFB Group: bit.ly/momsraisingconfidentdaughtersWebsite: www.leadingwlove.comIG: www.instagram.com/moms_raisingconfidentdaughtersBook a call: bit.ly/mcdonaldchatEnjoy the show!Let's change lives together.Join The Compassionate Educators Facebook community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/compassionateeducationresources/  for more resources.EMAIL: support@compassionateeducators.comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/CompassionateEducators)

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! Acceso anticipado para Fans - Programa especial dedicado a la trayectoria de la banda británica The Clash. Anécdotas, discografía y canciones que dan un repaso a la banda de Joe, Mick y Paul. En una hora viajaras de Jamaica a Londres pasando por Andalucía, al ritmo de 21 canciones. GOD SAVE THE CLASH Tracklist: 01.- Punky Reggae Party - Bob Marley 02.- Police & Thieves – Junior Murvin 03.- White Riot – The Clash 04.- Holidays in the sun – Sex Pistols 05.- Letsgetabitrockin’ – The 101ers 06.- Teenage Depression – Eddie & The Hot Rods 07.- (White man) in Hammersmith Palais – The Clash 08.- 1977 – The Clash 09.- 1977 – Anger Management League 10.- Currando Pal Sistema – La Furia 11.- London’s Burning – Silverchair 12.- Complete Control – The Clash 13.- Love & Romance - The Slits 14.- Drug Stabbing Time – The Clash 15.- Rudie Can’t Fail – The Clash 16.- Spanish Bombs – The Hinds 17.- Brand New Cadillac – Vince Taylor & His Playboys 18.- Charlie Don’t Surf – The Clash 19.- Police On My Back – Equals // Billie Joe Armstrong 20.- Rock The Casbah – Groovy Waters 21.- Should Stay Or Should I go - The Clash Escucha este episodio completo y accede a todo el contenido exclusivo de Podcast de iPop Radio. Descubre antes que nadie los nuevos episodios, y participa en la comunidad exclusiva de oyentes en https://go.ivoox.com/sq/147018

In today's episode, I am joined by Sadie Sutton. Sadie is a 17-year-old high school senior from the Bay Area. After receiving a year and a half of intensive treatment for severe depression and anxiety, she was inspired to share her story with fellow teens going through their own personal growth. She is the host of She Persisted, a podcast offering impactful and inspirational interviews with subject matter experts, fellow teenagers, and social media personalities to break down the stigma surrounding mental health and inspire teens to create their life worth living. Sadie hopes to major in psychology in college and pursue a career in clinical psychology to further her impact in the mental health field.   We dive into the following topics… - Overcoming severe depression and teenage behavioral modification programs - Experiencing mental health issues without having gone through extreme trauma - Putting on a front to mask mental health issues and the further suffering that develop as a result - Self-harming as a call for help - Residential treatment and depression recovery - The importance of family work when a loved one goes to rehab or mental health treatment - and more!   Mentioned in this week’s episode… - The Dark Side of Teen Behavioral Modification Programs with Sydney Montana - 3East McLean Hospital - Hold On to Your Kids by Gabor Maté MD         Follow Alexis (@itsalexishaines), join our Facebook group, and follow @recoveringfromreality on Instagram to stay up to date on all things RFR! You can also enroll in Alexis’ Life Reset Course at liferesetcourse.com to learn the exact, tools to recover from limiting and self- sabotaging beliefs, thoughts, emotions, feelings and behaviors and replace them with new ones that will set you up for the life you deserve and are fully capable of as you integrate the learnings and tools in your life.   This episode is brought to you by Kin Euphorics. Head to kineuphorics.com/reality or 15% off PLUS free shipping on your order of non-alcoholic beverages.   This episode is brought to you by Osea Malibu. Head to oseamalibu.com/alexishaines for $10 off your first purchase of skincare products and receive free shipping for orders over $75.   Produced by Dear Media

I really am passionate about talking about topics that I have first hand dealings with, and this is a doozie! I hope you enjoy Please share if you liked this. And if you need someone to talk to, reach out to me at norwynk@gmail.com

Hi this is my first episode. I was a little nervous so that's why it's not that good. Today was just me talking but in later episodes I'm going to write out a script.

This week I sit down to talk about what helped during my recovery journey. The main tips I outlined were... Keep your sleep consistent + plentiful Eat balanced Practice self-validation of emotions Be open with a therapist 100% Actively rewiring your negative thought patterns Creating relationships that made you feel seen and appreciated Keeping busy with life! Mentioned in this week's episode... > 39. Your Foolproof Guide to a Good Night's Sleep > 28. Blaise Aguirre M.D. on Dialectical Behavioral Therapy Available on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, and anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoyed! New Episodes every Friday :) Follow along with She Persisted on Instagram (@shepersistedpodcast), Twitter (@persistpodcast), my Website (shepersistedpodcast.com), and Facebook (@shepersistedpodcast)! > for business inquiries email: inquiries@shepersistedpodcast.com Helpful Resources... - Reading Recommendations - Mental Health Resources (links) - educational YouTube videos - purchase the DBT® Skills Training Handouts and Worksheets here - purchase the DBT Skills Manual for Adolescents here © 2020 She Persisted LLC. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/shepersisted/support

Books Mentioned in this episodeThe Gift of Fear by Gavin De BeckerSigns by Laura Lynne JacksonUntamed by Glennon DoyleLinks mentioned in this episodehttps://marthahunthandler.com/Our website is www.livewild.org.uk/connectionmatterspodcastConnect with us on instagram https://www.instagram.com/livewilduk/My personal instagram is  https://www.instagram.com/leona.connection.matters/The music for this podcast is -Hermosa Dia by Ray Johnson https://soundcloud.com/visionrayBiographyI see magic at work everywhere around me. I don’t believe in coincidences, only co-incidents: things that you hear, see or feel that help remind your soul of its path. I appreciate the phrase, “Grow or Wilt.” I think that’s what we’re all here for – to continually expand our hearts and minds as we navigate our way through the plethora of experiences we are presented with for this purpose.Raised in Northern Illinois, I began to see wolves in my dreams from a very early age. Always a nature girl, I spent my free time either swimming in a lake near my house or roaming around in the Enchanted Forrest near my home. It was here I first heard nature speaking to me; asking for my help while promising guidance in this endeavor. After earning a degree in environmental conservation at UC Boulder, I worked as an environmental consultant in D.C., San Francisco and Los Angeles.      With my adult children now grown and flown, I’m able to focus on pursing those passions that most pull my heartstrings: wolves and writing. I spend weekdays in Tribeca, New York and weekends near the wolves in South Salem, New York.  My first novel, “Winter of the Wolf,” will be published by Greenleaf in July, 2020. 

This week we have a survivor of teenage depression and he is all the way from South Africa. Kefiloe Prince Sello went through depression in his early college days at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. He is now in his final year and is aspiring to be a private chef, he has his own blog and podcast. He shares his story with us, enjoy.--- This episode is sponsored by
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This week we have a survivor of teenage depression and he is all the way from South Africa. Kefiloe Prince Sello went through depression in his early college days at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa. He is now in his final year and is aspiring to be a private chef, he has his own blog and podcast. He shares his story with us, enjoy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

How does doing more of what matters help teenagers with low mood and depression? And what can we all learn from this, particularly at the moment? Prof Shirley Reynolds speaks to Dr Lucy Maddox.   Show Notes If you want to know more the following resources might be helpful. Books Shirley has written two books about depression in teenagers, one for teens and one for parents: For parents: Teenage Depression:  CBT Guide for Parents https://www.amazon.co.uk/Teenage-Depression-CBT-Guide-Parents/dp/147211454X For adolescents: Am I Depressed and What Can I Do About It? https://www.amazon.co.uk/Am-Depressed-What-Can-About/dp/1472114531/ref=pd_lpo_14_t_0/260-4076808-4951665?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=1472114531&pd_rd_r=bd1ea151-b4d3-40bc-99bc-583aa3824613&pd_rd_w=xtKq9&pd_rd_wg=CFBxI&pf_rd_p=7b8e3b03-1439-4489-abd4-4a138cf4eca6&pf_rd_r=MFANFKSAD9RE92R6XS65&psc=1&refRID=MFANFKSAD9RE92R6XS65 Websites BABCP website www.babcp.com Register of BABCP accredited therapists https://www.cbtregisteruk.com/ These resources about child and adolescent mental health might also be useful Young Minds https://youngminds.org.uk/ MindEd https://www.minded.org.uk/ Association for Child and Adolescent Mental Health https://www.acamh.org/ Other resources Shirley is running a course with Future Learn from 1st week in June about adolescent depression – aimed to help parents and professionals understand and help young people who struggle with low mood: https://www.mooc-list.com/course/understanding-depression-and-low-mood-young-people-futurelearn Have you seen the BABCP animation about what CBT is? Only 1 minute long and available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZRijYOJp5e0 Photo by Daria Tumanova on Unsplash Podcast episode produced by Dr Lucy Maddox for BABCP    

Soul Search — In this episode, we talk to 16-year-old Luka about what it is like to live with depression. She talks about her struggles through High School, dealing with a low self-esteem and seeking help.

Dr. Lisa Machoian is a national expert on adolescent mental health, with a specialty in girls and the psychology of women. As a Harvard trained developmental psychologist, psychotherapist and former faculty member and director of the Harvard Graduate School of Education's Gender Studies; she is the author of the first and only definitive book on Girls Depression, The Disappearing Girl: Learning the Language of Teenage Depression. As a speaker and expert, her appearances include NBC News, CBS News, ABC News, National Public Radio, and in The New York Times Online Room for Debate. Since her time as an undergraduate, Dr. Machoian has retained an interest in the mental health causations and trends of young women. Her research includes the rising rates of technology, social media, and cultural shifts in the manifestation of depression and anxiety. Her work is inseparable from her passion for the subject, both of which are highlighted in this episode. 

Dr. Lisa Machoian is a national expert on adolescent mental health, with a specialty in girls and the psychology of women. As a Harvard trained developmental psychologist, psychotherapist and former faculty member and director of the Harvard Graduate School of Education's Gender Studies; she is the author of the first and only definitive book on Girls Depression, The Disappearing Girl: Learning the Language of Teenage Depression. As a speaker and expert, her appearances include NBC News, CBS News, ABC News, National Public Radio, and in The New York Times Online Room for Debate. Since her time as an undergraduate, Dr. Machoian has retained an interest in the mental health causations and trends of young women. Her research includes the rising rates of technology, social media, and cultural shifts in the manifestation of depression and anxiety. Her work is inseparable from her passion for the subject, both of which are highlighted in this episode. More on Dr. Lisa Machoian Website: https://lisamachoian.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drlisamachoian/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lisa-machoian-ed-d-ed-m-00503037/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/lisamachoian?lang=en Books Mentioned The Disappearing Girl: https://www.amazon.com/Disappearing-Girl-Learning-Language-Depression/dp/0452287103 To Kill A Mockingbird: https://www.amazon.com/Kill-Mockingbird-Harper-Lee/dp/0446310786

This DBT Overview episode covers the biosocial therapy, behavior change tactics, dialectics, and validation. I go over a recent interpersonal conflict with my sister and we troubleshoot the interaction to maximize for objective effectiveness. Follow along guide for today’s episode: What behaviors and emotions do you hope to decrease (potentially with the help of DBT skills)? What do you hope to see more of with the help of DBT? Think about a time when you wanted to change a behavior… was it successful? What would you have done differently? What behaviors and emotions were associated with this situation? ... If you have questions you want answered in future episodes, please reach out via email (sadiesutton.nsp@gmail.com), social media DM's, or a voice message via anchor! ... Available on Apple Podcasts, Anchor, and anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Please leave a review on Apple Podcasts if you enjoyed! New Episodes every Friday. ... Stay updated... Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shepersistedpodcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/persistpodcast Website: https://www.shepersistedpodcast.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/neverthelessshepersistedpodcastwithsadiesutton/ > for business inquiries email: inquiries@shepersistedpodcast.com ... Need extra support? National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255 Teenline… “Do you need help working something out? Do you want to talk to someone who understands, like another teen? We're here to help! Call (310) 855-HOPE or (800) TLC-TEEN (nationwide toll-free) from 6pm to 10pm PST.” or “Text "TEEN" to 839863 between 6:00pm-9:00pm PST to speak with one of our teens” Need2Text: “Text ‘talk’ to 38255 You’ll immediately be put into contact with a master’s-level counselor.” Girls & Boys Town National Hotline (800) 448-3000 National Hopeline Network (800) SUICIDE National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800) 273-TALK (8255) National Youth Crisis Hotline (800) 442-HOPE (4673) Crisis Text Line 741741: "Free, 24/7 crisis support at your fingertips. This text line is anonymous." --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/neverthelessshepersisted/support

Depression is a surprisingly common health concern in teens yet most parents don't understand depression or recognize the warning signs. Understanding depression in teenagers helps parents and other adults recognize when a problem may be forming and allows them to intervene early. Mighty Parenting podcast host Sandy Fowler discusses teen depression with expert Kristi Hugstad. They share what depression really is and what it is not, what it looks like, and the warning signs that a teen is depressed. Get strategies for dealing with depression and the questions parents need to ask. Our Guest: Kristi Hugstad  Detailed Show Notes and Support at MightyParenting.com Support this podcast at MightyParenting.com/support

Michael comes again with a riveting episode on Depression. Incredible, self-effacing insights on his life: his reaction, and his thoughts on teenage depression. Michael tells it like it is as a key player in the TENSION arena. TENSION is an overview of personal stories and recollections of lived experiences by ordinary people of extraordinary capacity. This podcast holds sway against the guise of middlebrow academic correctness. TENSION PODCAST is for smart people who understand the nature of conflict as they dance with opinion and deviate from convention. From the Ross Stewart Andrew Studio in Seattle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/john-lacasse/message

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Depression is rampant in our culture, so the church must be prepared to minister to those who are suffering. In this parent summit, we look at a biblical understanding of depression and how to minister to our depressed children.

Welcome to the Green Sky Social Work Podcast.  My name is Green Sky and I am a clinical Social Worker in private practice and a social work college professor.  This is part 3 of a 10 part series on the very serious topic of suicide for anyone interested in learning more about this topic.  

Listen in on my conversation with my 14-year-old son about his depression and what advice he has for parents of teenagers. this one is very personal and I want you all to have some insight into what it's like to be a teenager with depression in 2019.   BIO: Brooke Lacey is a 43-year-old adult living successfully with PTSD, Bipolar I, General Anxiety Disorder, and Adjustment Disorder. While she doesn’t have a gruesome story of beatings, sexual abuse, or being deployed to a war zone, Brooke's story is not unique. She grew up feeling unloved and unaccepted by the one person she needed love and acceptance from the most — her mother. From an early age, she was raised with extreme religious beliefs, which caused permanent trauma that became a heavy burden in her own adulthood and motherhood. Today, Brooke is a business owner, single mother, friend to many, and stranger to no one. And she feels lucky to be alive — abundantly blessed to have found her way and to have found what has worked for her: medication, therapy, exercise, friendship, and motherhood. Brooke believes in making the distinction that she lives successfully with mental illness but does not suffer from it.  In this podcast she shares her personal experiences via a candid, no-nonsense, approach, Brooke intends to bring healing to those who may be struggling and awareness to communities at large, so as to stamp out stigma surrounding mental illness once and for all.  --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/disruptingstigma/message

Recheck on my Cohost Noelia from our first Podcast Episode Parenting Teenage Depression. Which was my most viewed episode to date. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getyourdailydos/message

Dr. Karen Swartz of Johns Hopkins joins us to discuss her work with mood disorders including the Adolescent Depression Awareness Program (ADAP) and the effects of marijuana on depression and bipolar disorder.

It was well beyond my teenage years before I admitted it, but I suffered from depression as a teen. In today's episode I talk about my experience going through it and what helped me. I also discuss parental characteristics that I observed during my coaching days that were common among the more successful and happier student athletes. Please remember to subscribe to this podcast and leave a review! Follow me on Facebook and Instagram @beasuperheroproject

Dr. Dan Schaefer leads a seminar on responding to teenage depression.

Tony is joined by his daughter McKinley Overbay to discuss her recent Instagram post on World Mental Health Day in which she discussed her life 6 months after opening up to friends about her depression and anxiety. In the post she shares that despite...

Special release! Guest today is Gerard Migeon, good friend and founder of Natural Womanhood. Natural Womanhood is a non-profit corporation dedicated to the promotion of fertility charting, as a way to promote disease prevention, self-knowledge, relational intimacy, and effective family planning. Discover more at https://naturalwomanhood.org Gerard’s latest project is to present and promote the movie “Unprotected: A pope, the pill and the perils of sexual chaos”. METOO. SEXTING PRESSURE. THE HOOK-UP CULTURE. TEENAGE DEPRESSION. How did the culture become so toxic for women? Learn the surprising answer and inspiring solution in this powerful new film! Discover more at http://unprotectedmovie.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bonibella/support

It isn't always easy to differentiate between normal teenage growing pains and depression. Fortunately, it's treatable and parents can help. Your love, guidance, and support can go a long way toward helping your teen overcome depression and get their life back on track. - HelpGuide.org --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/getyourdailydos/message

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With suicide in teen girls rising in the United States, understanding and connecting with our daughters is more important than ever these days. Amee brings on to One Broken Mom Mallory Grimste, a licensed clinical social worker who specializes in working with teen girls to talk about what our daughters are thinking about these days. This is a Teen Safe episode so that parents and teens can listen together. For more information, visit Mallory's page at mallorygrimste.com/onebrokenmom

Shashank Joshi, associate professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the Stanford School of Medicine, discusses how schools are tackling mental health issues and how teachers and school staff are being trained to identify at-risk students.

Suicide in teenage girls is sadly rising in the U.S. In fact, in less than (1) year, Amee and her kids would experience teen suicide (3) times, not including her daughter's own consideration. In this episode, Amee shares her family's story, providing an inside look at what it's like to be confronted with the fact that your own child might be having more problems than you know and how to change your own way of thinking and relating to them so that you, as a parent, can bridge a gap that could save their lives.

Every teenagers has times of depression. Don't overlook it as a parent or youth leader or physician.

Self-mutilation is more common among girls than boys. Why? What to do about it? Who can be of help? Why do kids cut themselves?

Fr Alex interviews Joseph Vulopos, a High School teacher and founder of Aevidum, a teen depression awareness group.

Fr Alex interviews Joseph Vulopos, a High School teacher and founder of Aevidum, a teen depression awareness group.

Fr Alex interviews Joseph Vulopos, a High School teacher and founder of Aevidum, a teen depression awareness group.

Fr Alex interviews Joseph Vulopos, a High School teacher and founder of Aevidum, a teen depression awareness group.

The third leading cause of death in 15 to 24 year old’s, suicide and depression amongst our teens is a topic that cannot be ignored in our culture. This is an honest conversation with two professionals who have helped teens and families through these struggles. Parents and teens alike will benefit from strategies to help teens find hope in the darkness of depression.

Teenage Depression and Suicide

Suicide Prevention and the Grief of those Left BehindI was personally devastated by suicide on July 1, 2007, when my youngest brother, Scott, took his own life at the age of 28.  Scott struggled for many years in and out of mental health treatment episodes.  He never quite let go of the perceived stigma of what it meant to have a mental illness, so he never fully accepted treatment.  Even if he had, we know some people still make the choice to end their life.  What they don't know, or can't know, is how the survivors they leave behind are profoundly affected. I met today's guest, Dr. Jonathan Singer, LCSW at the Podcast Movement conference in Chicago last July.  Jonathan has been the host of The Social Work Podcast for over 9 years.  He started it as a way of bringing his university students extra information between lectures.  it has since taken on a long life of it's own.  There is not only a vast array of information  pertaining to all aspects of  the field of social work, but he also delivers inspirational interviews of people doing extraordinary things. Jonathan's primary field of study is that of Suicide Prevention and Awareness.  He is the author of Dr. Singer is the author of 45 publications, including the 2015 book Suicide in Schools: A practitioner’s guide to multilevel prevention, assessment, intervention, and postvention .  He has given over 100 academic presentations around the country and is an expert in his field. What's Happening in This EpisodeThe first half of the episode features our conversation about:    -- The ages of children most at risk for suicide- How to discuss suicidal language with your child- What to do when your child says things like, "I wish I were dead!"- How to utilize professional help and when it should be considered- The significance of the suicidal thoughts- The Zero Suicide Initiative- The Jason Flatt Act- What #Not6 is all aboutThe second half of the episode, Jonathan dives in with me to explore how I and my family were affected by my brother's suicide.  I am exploring this publicly hoping that it will help shed light on how complicated the grieving process can be for such a loss and also help those who are survivors of a loved one's suicide feel less alone.  Grief is complicated even when we expect a death to take place (i.e. when an elderly parent passes away), but it becomes more complex when someone you love chooses to die by suicide.  My family's reaction is not unusual, but in general, we still do not speak abou losing loved one's to suicide openly.  I'm hoping that by speaking about it in this forum, others may start their own conversations with their loved ones struggling with the suicidal thoughts, or amongst themselves if they are already grieving.Thank you for listening to this very personal episode. ResourcesThe Zero Suicide InitiativeThe Jason Flatt ActWhat #Not6 is all aboutDr. Jonathna Singer, LCSW's bio at Loyola University ChicagoThe Social Work Podcast

The 5th episode of the UKPNW@40 Podcast spotlights the band that served as one of the bridges between the Pub Rock and Punk Rock scenes - Eddie and the Hot Rods!  Listen in as host Bill Zanowitz takes you through a brief primer on Pub Rock, the Rods' "Teenage Depression" single (released on the 28th of October, 1976) and their debut album of the same name (released on November 22nd, 1976.)

Carolyn Zahnow is the bereaved parent of Cameron, who died by suicide in 2005. As the result of his death she is the founded the Shore Grief Center located in North Carolina. The Shore is a nonprofit that provides grief support groups to kids, teens and adults who have experienced a death. She is the author of Save The Teens: Preventing suicide, depression and addiction.

When are teenagers NOT just being moody? Today on The Body Show we'll discuss teenage depression, how to spot the symptoms, and what families can do to help.

"Music is the Soundtrack to Our Lives" -Dick Clark I would like to share with you My Liner Notes A Podcast about my unwavering unfathomable life long love of music My name is Liz McElwee and I hope you come on this journey with me through the many years of my life as I attempt to encapsulate just how music has had an impact on me and my self-expression. You can follow me on Twitter @MyLinerNotez Below are the songs that you heard today: Neil Young After The Gold Rush The Eels-Things The Grandchildren Should Know The Eels-Beautiful Freak The Eels Guest List The Eels-Novocaine for The Soul The Eels-Spunky The Doors-The End The Doors-When The Music's Over E- Hello Cruel World The Eels-Cancer For The Cure The Eels-Elizabeth On The Bathroom Floor The Eels-My Descent Into Madness The Eels-Mr. E's Beautiful Blues The Eels-Packing Blankets The Eels-Something Is Sacred The Eels-Last Stop: This Town Boston-More Than A Feeling

In the hustle to build your business, are you finding yourself at the end of the line?  Join us on this week’s episode of Healthy Business Healthy Family podcast as, skincare creator and expert, Katrina Schendfield of Katixon Skincare shares her inspirational entrepreneurial story, the depression that led to her passion and how she helps others care for themselves naturally.  Listen now to catch all of her great tips on taking care of yourself naturally! GUEST NAME & TITLE Katrina Schenfield, Katixon Skincare BIO: Katrina Schenfield, the owner of Katixon Skincare, is an entrepreneur, public speaker and popular natural skincare creator. Katixon Skincare products are each 100% hand-crafted using powerful and concentrated natural ingredients developed by Katrina Schenfield and have been featured by numerous media publications. Katrina teaches her clients how to care for their skin so that beautiful skin is inevitable and everlasting.   LISTEN HERE     SHOW NOTES [Time Stamp 2:50] Katrina shares her story of struggling with bad skins that damaged her confidence and ultimately led her to try to take her own life.  Katrina talks about how that event inspired her to make her own skin care. Leslie points out how resiliency in Katrina’s life showed up in her young life and how resiliency is key to success in business. [Time Stamp 6:00] Katrina talks about her military career and how she came back into her passion of natural skin care.  Leslie asks Katrina how long the research and development of her product took.  Katrina shares that analysis paralysis one of many of the challenges she had to overcome in her business, she continues to share the challenges that she faced early in business.  Leslie & Katrina talk about confidence and its role in being successful.   No matter how life gets U down, jump right back up & move forward, @Expert_Skincare shares #business wisdom here CLICK TO TWEET   [Time Stamp 11:15] Katrina shares her secrets to balancing her business and family and how she takes care of herself.  Katrina keeps to her priorities of joy and peace, so she seeks to do those things that add joy and peace to her life.  Katrina shares the activities that feed her soul and the schedule must haves to make it through her days. [Time Stamp 14:10] Katrina shares tips for taking care of ourselves as women entrepreneurs. The first tip is to switch out your make-up remover with a natural oil.  The power of natural oil has a cleansing and moisturizer impact.  The second tip is to switch out your aluminum based deodorant for a dusting of baking soda. The third tip is to use an herbal facial toner for adult acne treatment.  Katrina shares her recipe of a thyme toner to improve.  Leslie and Katrina talks about the changes of your skin over time and how what our skin needs can sometimes seem counterintuitive   My goal was to develop just as powerful product, just without the junk. @Expert_Skincare shares her journey here CLICK TO TWEET   [Time Stamp 19:33] Katrina and Leslie talk about how to take some of these healthy skin tips and use them for our children.  Katrina talks about the overall benefits of natural skin products versus the harsh chemicals of more commercial products.  She gives several simple and readily available options for teaching our teenagers good skin care [Time Stamp 22:36] Katrina shares her favorite Katixon Skincare product, the green tea facial scrub.  She shares the passion of her natural products and how that passion and positivity serves as a foundation to her success. [Time Stamp 25:20] Katrina shares her most inspirational message. If we did all the things we are capable of, we would literally astound ourselves.   People that look their best, earn 5% + / hour, it's just human nature. #businesstip @Expert_Skincare shares more here CLICK TO TWEET   Katrina’s parting words 29:25 Make sure you take care of yourself.  In everything we do to build our business, we often put ourselves at the end of the line.  And we get worn-out and worn-down.  Keep yourself built up with positivity and lots of encouragement.  Take time out for yourself. LINKS: www.KatixonSkincare.com For Katrina’s special: 3 Free product samples with every order, good until midnight 7/1/14 http://www.hf.katixonskincare.com/

In Inside Health, Mark Porter clarifies recent headlines claiming that researchers have found a "Blood test that identifies depression". It certainly isn't that simple. GP Margaret McCartney reports from Paisley Abbey in Glasgow on the health benefits of joining a choir. And do special muscle building drinks live up to the marketing hype? Max Pemberton looks at the science behind the recent explosion in sales of high protein sports drinks. Plus a new treatment for helping people with fluid retention due to heart failure, that can transform a puffy face to a chiselled jaw bone overnight. Producer: Erika Wright.

Teenage Depression

The fall

The genesis of the fall