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On this week’s episode of Mental Health Matters, Dr. Stacy Killings explores the complexities of grief and the many ways individuals experience and cope with it.

Helping children through uncertainty: Guide for parents"

The Wake-Up Club had Joe on for a live radio interview, and his biggest fan, Earnst, even got to jump in and help out with the questions.

Dr. Shaun Nelms, Vice President of Community Partnerships at the University of Rochester, is joined by Sarah Mangelsdorf, President of the University of Rochester, and David Linehan, CEO of the University of Rochester Medical Center. The trio discuss how the University is working with the community to improve health across Rochester and beyond. From education and research to innovative care delivery, this conversation shines a light on the work the University is doing in collaboration with the community to serve and support our region.

On this week’s episode of Mental Health Matters, Dr. Stacy Killings discusses how to deal with toxic people — and what to do if you realize you might be the toxic one.

​The Wake-Up Club recently interviewed R&B singer Joe, who shared insights into his music and career. During the interview, a fortunate super fan had the opportunity to meet Joe in person, creating a memorable experience for both the artist and the fan.

In Episode 39 of the Love & Light Podcast, Lovely Warren and Willie Lightfoot dive into the topic of “Toxic People and How to Deal with Them.”

Dr. Shaun Nelms, Vice President of Community Partnerships at the University of Rochester, sits down with Alex Laing, President and Artistic Director of Gateways Music Festival, Kate Sheeran Dean of the Eastman School of Music, and Kate Washington, Board Member of the Gateways Music Festival, to discuss the mission of the Gateways Music Festival and what makes it unique. They will explore the festival’s collaboration with the Eastman School of Music, highlight this year’s performances, and share information on where listeners can purchase tickets.

In this episode of the Mental Health Matters segment, Dr. Killings discusses the concepts of "Good Stress vs. Bad Stress" as well as the impact of work-related stress.

In episode 21 of SISICU, we explore the theme "Happiness Is Intentional.