Odyssey House Journals
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111 Odyssey House Journals - Hollie Hancock
111 Odyssey House Journals - Hollie Hancock
111 Odyssey House Journals - Hollie Hancock
Friday 15th September 2023
Holly Hancock shares insights on youth mental health, social media impacts, and the importance of family support in this episode of Odyssey House Journals.
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Get the buttons here!Holly Hancock on Youth Mental Health: Challenges and Solutions
Episode Overview
- The impact of social media and lack of face-to-face connections on young people
- Challenges and successes in the residential treatment program
- Promoting accountability and family involvement in the recovery process
- The significance of engaging in outdoor activities for youth
- The importance of building strong connections and promoting old-fashioned values
The opposite of addiction is not sobriety. The opposite of addiction is connection.
What’s happening with today's youth? Why are we seeing such high rates of mental health issues and suicides? Holly Hancock, Clinical Director of Odyssey's Adolescent Residential Program, tackles these pressing questions in this episode of Odyssey House Journals. Hosted by Randall Carlisle and Rachel Santizo, the conversation dives into the heart of the matter, examining how social media and a lack of real-world connections are impacting young people today.
Holly doesn’t just point out problems; she offers practical solutions rooted in accountability and family involvement. Her down-to-earth insights make complex issues easier to understand, focusing on the importance of old-fashioned values and strong relationships. Whether you're a parent, educator, or someone concerned about youth mental health, Holly's perspective provides valuable takeaways for supporting the well-being of young people in our fast-paced world.