I can honestly say that I’ve not listened to any of these 7, but I do think it might not hurt to add a couple of episodes to my podcast app soon. In fact, I haven’t really listened to many mental health podcasts on any kind of regular basis.
Do you listen to any of these? Or would you recommend any others?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/pragyaagarwaleurope/2018/06/18/seven-podcasts-for-mental-health/
“There are important warning signs — knowing them could save someone close to you.” If you have teens, or spend a lot of time working with teens, reading this and learning the signs wouldn’t be the worst idea. Teen Depression and Suicide: The Tough Lessons I Learned
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