Speak Your Mind

Speak Your Mind

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Speak Your Mind episodes

  • Speak Your Mind: Depictions of mental health in pop culture spark discussion

    Sammi Boas: From the Daily Northwestern, I’m Sammi Boas. Haley Fuller: And I’m Haley Fuller. Welcome to “Speak Your Mind,” a bimonthly podcast dedicated to discussing mental health and self-care on Northwestern’s campus. Our goal is to facilitate a conversation about mental health that goes in-depth about what students are really experiencing and try to...

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    11 min
  • Speak Your Mind: Students discuss tackling midterm season stress

    Sammi Boas: From the Daily Northwestern, I’m Sammi Boas. Haley Fuller: And I’m Haley Fuller. Welcome to “Speak Your Mind,” a bimonthly podcast dedicated to discussing mental health and self-care on Northwestern’s campus. Our goal is to facilitate a conversation about mental health that goes in-depth about what students are really experiencing and try to...

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    8 min
  • Speak your Mind: First-years discuss their views on mental health TND during Wildcat Welcome

    Sammi Boas: From the Daily Northwestern, I’m Sammi Boas, Haley Fuller: And I’m Haley Fuller. Welcome to “Speak your Mind” a new podcast dedicated to discussing mental health on Northwestern’s campus. Episodes will come out every other week and will be focused on different issues relating to mental health and self-care. Our goal is to...

    The post Speak your Mind: First-years discuss their views on mental health TND during Wildcat Welcome appeared first on The Daily Northwestern.

    11 min

About Speak Your Mind

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Speak Your Mind is dedicated to shattering the stigma around mental health by talking to Northwestern students about what they are experiencing in a vulnerable, authentic way.