Jessie Rowe

Recovering Mentally

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29-Jessie Rowe: 13 Reasons Why Not

Monday 21st September 2020

Jessie Rowe talks about discussing sensitive TV content with kids and its mental health implications on 'Recovering Mentally'.
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Recovering Mentally
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Talking to Kids About Sensitive TV Shows: A Guide for Parents

It is something that is being where I'm at is very prevalent. Schools have actually sent out letters to parents saying: this is triggering. And it got me thinking I do not live in a big major metropolis. And are we stopping and taking the time to have those conversations with our kids or are we just allowing them to watch it and move on?
Ever wondered how to tackle tough TV content with your kids? In this episode of 'Recovering Mentally', Jessie Rowe dives into the challenging yet crucial task of discussing sensitive topics presented in popular shows like '13 Reasons Why Not'. Jessie shares her thoughts on the mental health impact of the show, which addresses heavy subjects such as sexual assault and rape.
While the show can be enlightening, it also has the potential to be triggering, especially for young viewers dealing with mental health issues. Jessie suggests that parents watch the show alongside their children and engage in open, age-appropriate conversations about its themes. By doing so, parents can help filter the content and provide much-needed support. Jessie also touches on the broader issue of mental illness in small communities, emphasizing the importance of open dialogue and mutual support.
This episode is a heartfelt call to prioritize mental health and foster a supportive environment for our loved ones.