Thank you for listening to this episode of the Shout Our Struggle Podcast! Please find all of the resources discussed in this episode down below.

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For Finding a Therapist:
Psychology Today Therapist Finder: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/therapists
UWill - Free Counseling and Wellness for NJ College Students: https://uwill.com/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAiA5L2tBhBTEiwAdSxJXwPst76gSHI40WYwfqPsTP47Rbs-oI8p46LstDqNop-zoPYJyesxlxoCdT0QAvD_BwE

Support for Family and Friends: 
Mental Health America Friends and Family Resources: https://mhanational.org/family-friends
Mental Health Association in NJ - Intensive Family Support Services: https://www.mhanj.org/support-for-families-regarding-an-adult-living-with-mental-health-challenges/
Mental Health Association in NJ - United By Wellness Support Groups: https://www.mhanj.org/united-by-wellness/

For Mental Health Response Trainings:
Mental Health First Aid: https://www.mentalhealthfirstaid.org/
Question, Persuade, Refer Suicide Prevention Training: https://qprinstitute.com/

November is Men's Health Month! After a few life updates, Belle brings on her friend, Matthew Skros, as our first male guest, talking about his experience with mental health. They discuss everything from college counseling, group therapy, and full-circle moments. We hope you enjoy this episode!

Ruby Aparicio-Pagán is a Licensed Social Worker who has worked with students in Cumberland County for many years. She is a proud Mexican-American woman, a first generation student and most lovingly, a wife and mother. Ruby and I discuss social work, barriers to care, being a first generation student and American, and the transition to being a mother. It all boils down to this: our identities shape our experience of the world. I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I enjoyed having Ruby on!

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Jenna Martorana, Miss Pennsylvania Collegiate USA, shares her mental health journey, being a school counselor, background on her book, Pearl's Purpose, and the groupchat she co-founded of women nationwide, the Mental Health Queens. You can find Jenna on instagram @misspacollegiateusa and learn more abut her work!

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Welcome back to the Shout Our Struggle Podcast! After a bit of  hiatus, we are back with a new season. To start off, we review the mission of SOS, reflect on my mental health journey recently and close out with some announcements. 

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My best friend and teen in the Miss America Organization, Brooke Meisenhelter, joins me in this episode. We discuss unrealistic beauty standards, Tik Tok Trends, bullying, ending toxic friendships and her Emotional Support Animal, Sage! 
I so appreciate Brooke's vulnerability. It can be really hard to open up when you're a teenager, and she is such an amazing role model for her peers. I learn so much from her every day. I am so proud of you, Brooke!

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On this episode, my beautiful, talented and strong friend Bridgette joins me to discuss her experience in Covid Isolation, the plights of growing up with body image issues, and the story of her coming out as bisexual. I really appreciate her insight and know that her story and advice will be so resonant for you. I hope you all enjoy the episode!

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After a bit of a hiatus the SOS podcast is back! I'm very much looking forward to bringing you all more content in the new year. This episode we analyze the nuances of social media's affects in the sphere of mental health.

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Hello everyone! This week we're talking COVID 19 mental health resources, the warning signs for mental health issues, and the impact COVID has had on the discussion surrounding mental health.

For access to NJ's COVID 19 mental health resources, visit covid19.nj.gov/youthhelp.