ABOUT THIS EPISODE
The response to the COVID pandemic placed heavily restrictions on all of us. Over the past two years, we have all faced moments that challenged our Mental Health.
However, research is already showing that of all the generations, children & young adults have been impacted hardest. Our younger people can benefit greatly from the support and care of older generations.
Natalie Yan-Chatonsky from Full Time Lives discusses the benefits for older people in developing better intergenerational relationships with younger people.
Hayley Meeking from Remedy First Aid pops in with some helpful information on how to approach conversations regarding Mental Health.
Full Time Lives
https://bit.ly/2SlNn42
Remedy First Aid
https://bit.ly/2WRauc8
Report - Psychological Distress in Young People in Australia
https://bit.ly/3EatXW2
Head to Health - ChatStarter
https://bit.ly/3G5ELFz
However, research is already showing that of all the generations, children & young adults have been impacted hardest. Our younger people can benefit greatly from the support and care of older generations.
Natalie Yan-Chatonsky from Full Time Lives discusses the benefits for older people in developing better intergenerational relationships with younger people.
Hayley Meeking from Remedy First Aid pops in with some helpful information on how to approach conversations regarding Mental Health.
Full Time Lives
https://bit.ly/2SlNn42
Remedy First Aid
https://bit.ly/2WRauc8
Report - Psychological Distress in Young People in Australia
https://bit.ly/3EatXW2
Head to Health - ChatStarter
https://bit.ly/3G5ELFz
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United States
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