Morgan Hannaleck is deeply passionate about mental health and dedicated to creating a world where individuals feel seen, supported, and empowered. Her purpose lies in helping others navigate their mental health journey and breaking the stigma surrounding mental health struggles. As a Company Owner, Regional Director, Therapist, Writer, and Public Speaker, Morgan finds profound fulfillment in using her personal and professional experiences to inspire change and provide hope. Through her work, Morgan aims to empower individuals to embrace authenticity, heal, and show up fully in their lives. She is committed to reshaping the way mental health is understood and creating a culture of compassion and connection.
In episode 573 of the Fraternity Foodie Podcast, we find out why Morgan chose Westfield State University, what is the emotional and physical toll of eating disorders, what are some of the masks that college students wear, how fraternities and sororities can create safe spaces for students to be vulnerable with each other, how to recognize when a fraternity brother or sorority sister is silently struggling, what it means to "come home to yourself", what Morgan would tell her college-aged self, how college students can create authentic connections on campus, and what college students will take from Morgan's new book called "We Can Take Off The Masks and Be Real". Enjoy!
