Matt Neil, teacher, offers a hopeful story. Not focusing on mental health per se but on belonging and inclusion in a typically lonely time – high school.
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Contents with Time-Stamped Headings
Proem
Podcast intro 01:46
Health is fragile 02:20
Health class 03:35
Introducing Ambassadors 04:53
Sustaining the Ambassadors program 06:42
Three points of contact 07:52
New student defined 08:27
Back to school after a life-changing event 09:30
Kathy’s table 13:50
Prevention is invisible 15:26
A word from our sponsor, Abridge 18:18
Support and continuity 19:00
Continuity and diversity 21:23
Team leadership 22:42
Ninth grade 23:55
Perhaps they don’t want help 25:04
A lesson from failure 25:51
Standardization, data 27:53
Social health, a safe place 29:21
Loneliness, belonging, hope 30:50
Captain, CEO of your health team 32:48
What can we do to help young people? 33:42
Wisdom shared 36:06
Reflection 39:53
Nuggets from the Mine 40:42
What’s next? 41:18
Dr. Bonnie Engelbart, Primary Care 41:38
Podcast Outro 43:44
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Inspired by and grateful to Karl Madeo, Marc Lefebvre, Bonnie Engelbart, Ruben van Leeuwen, Kathy Bloom
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