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Our Work2BeWell podcast featuring Dr. Robin Henderson and teen voices from across the country focuses on key mental health topics. From conversations on social justice and mental health activism, to navigating digital learning or supporting mental health during the holidays, we explore topics that build meaningful dialogue and student activation around mental health. Music: Mi-Lo by Smith the Mister
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Not all things need labels. You do not need to have a title to be a leader or an advocate. In this episode, we will talk about the different ways you can use your voice, stand up for what matters to you, and make an impact. We will explore how confidence, mentorship, and supporting others can help you become an advocate, even if you’re not the loudest in the room. For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell and Girls Inc ★ Support this podcast ★
Knowing the facts can help young people look out for themselves and each other. In this special partnership episode, Christina from Song for Charlie joins us to talk about fake prescription pill awareness, the power of peer-to-peer education, and why these conversations matter in every community. Together, we’ll explore how teens can share trusted information, support their friends, use healthy coping strategies, and turn awareness into action in their schools and communities.For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell and Song For Charlie ★ Support this podcast ★
Life can get busy, and sometimes your mind and body need a chance to recharge. In this episode, NSAC students talk about recognizing when it’s time to slow down, finding realistic ways to reset, and creating space for rest without feeling guilty. From stepping away from stress to reconnecting with the things that bring you energy and joy, we explore how taking time to recharge can help you care for your whole self. ★ Support this podcast ★
College application season can bring excitement about the future, but it can also come with deadlines, decisions, comparison, and pressure to have everything figured out. In this episode, NSAC students talk about managing expectations, making time for themselves, and finding realistic ways to practice self-care during a busy season. Because planning for your future is important but so is taking care of yourself along the way. For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell#college #applications #mentalhealth ★ Support this podcast ★
For many teens, balancing family expectations, cultural traditions, school, and everyday life can sometimes feel like living between different worlds. NSAC students explore how culture and identity can shape their experiences with stress, stereotypes, family expectations, and mental health. Together, they share how they navigate different cultural expectations while honoring where they come from, finding their own voice, and drawing strength from family, culture, and community.For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell#mentalhealth #culture #mystory #teenvoice ★ Support this podcast ★
Being ambitious can help you reach incredible goals, but constantly expecting yourself to do more, be more, and never make mistakes can create a lot of stress. Teens reflect on the pressures to succeed, the expectations they place on themselves, and how to pursue excellence without letting achievement define their self-worth.For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell#mentalhealth #stress #pressure #self-worth #teenvoices ★ Support this podcast ★
Wins and losses don't define you, but sometimes it can feel that way. Being a student-athlete is about more than practices, games, and championships. It's about balancing school, sports, relationships, and life while taking care of your mental health. Student athletes share honest conversations about handling pressure, preventing burnout, navigating setbacks, and remembering that who you are is bigger than your performance.For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell ★ Support this podcast ★
A new school year brings new opportunities—but it also brings a chance to let go of what didn't go as planned. In this episode, NSAC students from the past and present, explore what a fresh start really means, sharing how they're leaving behind self-doubt, embracing new possibilities, and giving themselves permission to grow one day at a time. Because a fresh start isn't about becoming someone new—it's about becoming more of yourself.For more information and resources, visit: Work2BeWell ★ Support this podcast ★
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Our Work2BeWell podcast featuring Dr. Robin Henderson and teen voices from across the country focuses on key mental health topics. From conversations on social justice and mental health activism, to navigating digital learning or supporting mental health during the holidays, we explore topics that build meaningful dialogue and student activation around mental health. Music: Mi-Lo by Smith the Mister
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