Please find part 2 of my conversation with Grace as we continue to discuss mental health, her traumatic experiences living with her stepfather, career conversation, and finally, her paranormal investigation hobby!

Grace's Bio

Hello, my name is Grace. I am 22 years old, and I am from a small rural town in Central Texas. I am writing this today in order to speak to you about mental health- including some of my personal quirks, how my journey began, and how I have matured with my coping mechanisms and techniques. I was officially diagnosed with depression and anxiety at the age of 15, and I have shown traits of pretty severe OCD for my entire life; but that has yet to be officially diagnosed- probably because I've been too afraid to discuss those tendencies in a “professional” setting. If anyone is interested in hearing more about identifying or living with abuse; living with depression or anxiety; working corrections; or just general conversation, please reach out to me.

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I am happy to have Grace on the show to discuss mental health.

Grace's Bio

Hello, my name is Grace. I am 22 years old, and I am from a small rural town in Central Texas. I am writing this today in order to speak to you about mental health- including some of my personal quirks, how my journey began, and how I have matured with my coping mechanisms and techniques. I was officially diagnosed with depression and anxiety at the age of 15, and I have shown traits of pretty severe OCD for my entire life; but that has yet to be officially diagnosed- probably because I've been too afraid to discuss those tendencies in a “professional” setting. If anyone is interested in hearing more about identifying or living with abuse; living with depression or anxiety; working corrections; or just general conversation, please reach out to me.

Leave a comment to be featured on an upcoming episode: https://triviumdadpodcast.podbean.com/

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The birth rate is continuing to fall, but what does that mean for our society? It’s hard to overstate how completely the U.S. will be transformed if birth rates continue to decline. Listen now.

This episode is the fourth and final episode in a miniseries to explore single-parent households, marriage, divorce, birth rate, and conclusion.

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The marriage rate has declined in the United States while the divorce rate remains the same. What does this mean and how does it impact your children. Listen now.

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Over the last 50 years, marriages in the United States have incrementally declined due to a shift in societal norms. Is getting married still worth it, given cohabitation, finances, and divorce rates when raising children? Listen now.

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I will speak on the challenges of one parent raising children while debunking the negative connotation and talking about trigenerational enmeshment. Also, this is a four-part series to explore single-parent households, marriage, divorce, birth rate, and my conclusion.

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Dave Koch joins the call to discuss recovery and redemption with Nicholas Jones. Dave gives a reflective account of his life journey and, for parents, what we need to look out for when it comes to our children. 

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Guest: Dave Koch

Dave Koch, the host of Recovery for Real podcast, speak to people in all walks of life about their struggles with any area of recovery, be it drugs & alcohol, co-dependency, anger issues; Dave is the Training Coach at a local Celebrate Recovery and Director of Housing our Youth Program

He is a graduate of Purdue University with a degree in Human Services with a concentration in Youth & Family Services and Administration with a long list of volunteering and active in the Broken Chains Motorcycle Ministry.

Recovery for Real | https://apple.co/3xAEF4Y

Main Site | https://recoveryforreal.com/

Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/RecoveryForReal

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Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/1recoveryforreal/

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Alec Santiago joins the call with Nicholas Jones to discuss his struggles during childhood to becoming a Ph.D. student, BioTech founder, and book author. We will discuss Alec's book, Seeing Inside, concerning emotional awareness and foundational relationship concepts used in several institutions as a learning tool.

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Guest: Alec Santiago

Alec Santiago is a 28-year-old Ph.D. student who researches how cell stress systems are affected by oxidation at MD Anderson. Alec is also the co-founder of the biotech company Van Heron Labs, author of the book Seeing Inside, and has previously been a life coach, a non-profit executive, and a podcast host.

Company | www.vanheronlabs.com

LinkedIn | https://www.linkedin.com/in/alecsantiago/

Instagram | https://www.instagram.com/sancholibre_/

Podcast | https://spoti.fi/3yS179W

Book | https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0938H4MXB

Email | [email protected]

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Jonathan B. Santo, Ph.D., joins the call to discuss social responsibility with Nicholas Jones. Our conversation will define, discuss Dr. Santo's research on the topic, and open discussion on social responsibility and its importance to our children in today's society. 

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Bio

Dr. Jonathan Bruce Santo joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology at University of Nebraska Omaha in 2009. He has a Ph.D. in Psychology from Concordia University in Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Dr. Santo’s dissertation was titled “Adolescent Self-Concept, Peer Relations, and Context: And Ecological Systems Theory Approach” and his research interests include adolescent identity development, moderators of the depressive effects of peer victimization, and cross-cultural differences in peer relations. He is the co-editor of the Journal of Latino/Latin-American Studies

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Guest: Jonathan B. Santo, Ph.D.

Website | bit.do/JBSanto

Twitter | @JBSanto

Email | [email protected]

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Did you ever hear the term "helicopter parent"? No worries, I will break it down for you. Colloquially referred to as helicopter parents is a term of overparenting. Parents are overly involved and develop questionable tactics for their children, who can otherwise assume responsibility and autonomy. Let's explore this term and look at both sides of the equation.