Show Notes
Young people often say that school is the biggest stressor in their lives. In this episode Eddie and Justin ask the question: is school stressing kids out and leading to more mental health problems? They lean on their own experiences, and review some scientific papers on the subject. Plus, learn about other school systems in the world that are less stressful and have better outcomes.
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The Lindsay Clancy trial has taken the country by storm. This tragic situation combines parenthood, mental health, and intense legal proceedings. In this episode, Eddie and Justin break down the mental health elements of the case. They give clear definitions of the diagnoses being thrown around in court to help the listener better understand mental health and why it matters.
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