Teens Tap In

Teens Tap In

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Teens Tap In episodes

  • How to Cope with Social Anxiety and FOMO

    Navigating college through sororities, FOMO and social anxiety is a great listen for any high school student getting ready to head off to college or any current college student dealing with these same problems. Thanks to Rachel and Emma from Duquesne University for joining our Youth Advocacy Committee members Amna and Madeline for this conversation.

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    36 min
  • How Volunteering Expands Your Horizons and Your Resume

    Sarah and Madeline from our Youth Advocacy Committee discuss with Manager of Volunteer and Guest Services at St. Clair Health, Samantha Walker, the importance of volunteering and getting involved in your community. In this episode, teens will learn how to build a strong resume and different volunteer opportunities that you will not want to miss out knowing about! 


    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    21 min
  • ”Navigating the pressures of life” - A conversation with Kaitlyn Campbell, our new Clinical Director

    Get to know our new Clinical Director, Kaitlyn Campbell, LCSW as she joins co-hosts Sarah and Madeline from our Youth Advocacy Committee to discuss types of pressure and the keys to navigating pressure as a teen in today's society. 

    - There is still time to apply to be a member of the YAC. Please visit Outreach's website and find the QR code to apply under the 'programs' tab under education.

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    31 min
  • ”Stigma needs to go ASAP”- Learning about the Youth Advocacy Committee

    Welcome new Teens Tap In hosts, Madeline and Sarah, who sit down with YAC member, Amelia, to discuss Outreach Teen and Family Services new peer-to-peer resource known as the Youth Advocacy Committee (YAC). Listeners will hear inspiring stories about the members' personal mental health journeys, and learn how the committee will use their voices to promote mental health and wellness for their friends and peers in the community! 

    - There is still time to apply to be a member on the YAC. Please visit Outreach's website and find the QR code to apply under the 'programs' tab under education.

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    26 min
  • Day in the Life of a Counselor

    Caroline and guest host, Maddy, sit down with Outreach Teen and Family Services counselors Julie McMullen and Maggie Zangara to explore what a typical day looks like and what the counseling profession is all about... Listen to find out more!

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    34 min
  • The Inside Scoop: Going to College

    Maggie, Program Manager, hosts sisters and Outreach Teen and Family Services interns, Meghan and Molly, to explore their experiences going to college and what they wish they knew beforehand. Listen to learn valuable tips about career exploration and how to navigate living alone for the first time. 

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    33 min
  • Body Image- A Real Conversation

    Caroline and guest host, Maddy, discuss body image with Sarah Cooper, a nurse and women and children services educator at St. Clair Health. The conversation is real and honest and includes tips to cultivate body neutrality in young people.  

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    29 min
  • Happiness Half Hour

    Caroline and guest host, Jordan, debunk happiness misconceptions with Dr. Bruce Wright, Director of the Department of Psychiatry at St. Clair Health. The episode explores what can help people feel genuinely happy, and it may not be what you'd expect... listen to find out!

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    31 min
  • Community Policing and Mental Health Concerns

    Caroline and Syd have a meaningful conversation with Chief of Police in Mt. Lebanon, Aaron Lauth, and Dr. Scanlon, Clinical Director, at Outreach Teen and Family Services. They discuss the interactions between those in mental health crises and law enforcement. Throughout the episode, they share their ideas about what can be done to create healthy partnerships to best support people living in the community. 

    Directed and produced by: Maggie Zangara

    34 min

About Teens Tap In

From the publisher's feed

Outreach’s ”Teens Tap In” podcast is a peer-to-peer resource to help teens navigate through the typical challenges of being a teenager. Hosted by members of our Youth Advocacy Committee, the topics…