After a small break, we're back! In this episode, Lindsay shares a student who is experiencing early onset psychosis, with symptoms of hallucinations and voices.

Lindsay shares a story about a family, through the experience of the mother. In this episode, you'll learn about CPS and their processes, and more about our One Direction days.

Asra shares 'Daisy', an academically motivated student trying to balance family struggles, being a parentified child, and racism at school.

How do you go to bat for your students? In this week's episode Lindsay shares, Jasmine, a student who struggled with ownership over her story in a nonprofit space.

Asra shares, 'Alicia', a student dealt a tough hand: home environment, drug use, and issues with peers, all kept her from focusing in school. 

Lindsay shares 'Amy', a student struggling with anxiety, eating, and two overwhelming adults in her life.

Asra shares meaningful mentorship. While sharing 'Mary', 'Daisy' and 'Laila', we learn about what healthy mentorship looks like, and what it doesn't look like.

Lindsay shares a self-harm epidemic her 7th grade students experienced after the 2016 election. Trigger warning: self-harm, trump.

'Serena' and 'Nancy' are students from two different points in Asra's career. We'll discuss how Asra's growth as a professional impacted how she counseled triggering topics, like boys and low self-esteem.