Young adults are more open to discussing issues relating to mental health than previous generations according to recent research. Despite progress on this front, mental health l awareness isn’t felt as widely in minority and marginalized communities. The Skooled panel explores why and the impact this has on these communities. Guests include: Marc Alan Minick, Ph.D., LMSW, who is a consultant with an extensive background in health care administration as well as Hasan Shabazz and Melissa Lawrie who both hold the title of Psychologist 2 at the New York State Office of People with Developmental Disabilities (OPWDD).

Young adults are far more digitally and socially connected the previous generations. Yet, young people are far more likely than senior citizens to report being lonely. This episode of Skooled tackles the pervasive feeling of loneliness reported among so many young adults, the reasons behind it well as remedies to address it. Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by NYC-based psychotherapist Kerri Mohr, who is also a volunteer with Sidewalk Talk in which volunteers listen to strangers talk about their problems on the sidewalk for free.
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Young adults are far more digitally and socially connected the previous generations. Yet, young people are far more likely than senior citizens to report being lonely. This episode of Skooled tackles the pervasive feeling of loneliness reported among so many young adults, the reasons behind it well as remedies to address it. Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by NYC-based psychotherapist Kerri Mohr, who is also a volunteer with Sidewalk Talk in which volunteers listen to strangers talk about their problems on the sidewalk for free.

Whether it’s Juggling one or more jobs, student loans, establishing 

independence, renting or buying a home, economic uncertainty and a 

changing socio-economic landscape, young adults have to focus their 

attention on many more simultaneous distractions than previous 

generations. It’s no wonder financial literacy is not a strong suit 

among many of them, especially when it’s not something that is not 

taught in many schools or households. In this episode, Skooled begins 

to tackle the issue of financial literacy among young adults and 

exactly what that looks like for today’s younger generations. 

Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by Personal Finance Expert and Broke 

Millenial Author, Erin Lowry as well as VP of Business Development at 

Millennial Advisors, LLC, Ron Rivas.

Whether it’s Juggling one or more jobs, student loans, establishing indepndence, renting or buying a home, economic uncertainty and a 

changing socio-economic landscape, young adults have to focus their attention on many more simultaneous distractions than previous 

generations. It’s no wonder financial literacy is not a strong suit among many of them, especially when it’s not something that is not 

taught in many schools or households. In this episode, Skooled begins to tackle the issue of financial literacy among young adults and 

exactly what that looks like for today’s younger generations. Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by Personal Finance Expert and Broke 

Millenial Author, Erin Lowry as well as VP of Business Development at Millennial Advisors, LLC, Ron Rivas.

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In this episode the panel tackles some of the biggest challenges today's young adults have with finances and wealth including, issues pertaining wealth creation, wealth preservation and the psychological relationship many young adults have with money. 

Journalist Nia Hamm and her fiancé, Jason Clark, are joined by a panel of experts. 

Yuri Kruman is the CEO / Founder of Master The Talk Consulting, a Forbes Contributor, a Career/Business/Life Coach, a Startup Exec/Advisor/Investor and a Published Author ; Preston Demouchet is a Trust and Estates Attorney with Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP. 

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In this episode the panel tackles some of the biggest challenges today's young adults have with finances and wealth including, issues pertaining wealth creation, wealth preservation and the psychological relationship many young adults have with money. 

Journalist Nia Hamm and her fiancé, Jason Clark, are joined by a panel of experts. 

Yuri Kruman is the CEO / Founder of Master The Talk Consulting, a Forbes Contributor, a Career/Business/Life Coach, a Startup Exec/Advisor/Investor and a Published Author ; Preston Demouchet is a Trust and Estates Attorney with Carter Ledyard & Milburn LLP.

Self-care is a trendy phrase but many people are unaware of exactly what it is. It has also become a booming business catering heavily to women who often rely on it to create balance in their lives. Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by a dynamic panel of wellness experts to tackle these topics and many more. Dr. Erin Stair a physician, health consultant and author. Victoria Albina is a holistic medicine provider and life coach. Dr. Shireenn Fernandez is a researcher, physician, entrepreneur and philanthropist.
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Self-care is a trendy phrase but many people are unaware of exactly what it is. It has also become a booming business catering heavily to women who often rely on it to create balance in their lives. Journalist, Nia Hamm is joined by a dynamic panel of wellness experts to tackle these topics and many more. Dr. Erin Stair a physician, health consultant and author. Victoria Albina is a holistic medicine provider and life coach. Dr. Shireenn Fernandez is a researcher, physician, entrepreneur and philanthropist.

Whether it’s working in the arts or in corporate America, climbing the career ladder can be challenging for women working in male-dominated fields. In this episode, journalist Nia Hamm continues to celebrate Women’s History Month by talking to two women career professionals about how they’ve done just that. She’s joined by Tonya Canady who can be see in commercials and on TV shows including, “Bull” on CBS, “Shades of Blue” on NBC as well as projects like the Netflix Pilot Original Series, “Seven Seconds.” The ladies are also joined by New York State Supreme Court Principal Law Clerk and Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law Adjunct Professor, Kathleen Waterman, who is also running to become a judge in New York City.