Nathan McLean & Corey Williams
Nathan McLean & Corey Williams
Reflect: Episode #20 Part 3
Reflect: Episode #20 Part 3
Reflect: Episode #20 Part 3
Monday 11th July 2022
Nathan McLean and Corey Williams discuss early psychology education for kids and peer support's benefits for healthcare workers on Recovery Machine Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Empowering Kids: Early Psychology Education and Peer Support Groups
Understanding that we're all on a spectrum of some sort and that things are not black and white, that's probably the most valuable part of it all.
Imagine a world where kids are taught the basics of psychology from a young age. In this episode of the Recovery Machine Podcast, hosts Nathan McLean and Corey Williams dive into the transformative power of early psychology education and peer support groups for children. They argue that understanding oneself and others can help kids navigate life's challenges more effectively, from handling conflicts to resisting manipulative marketing tactics.
Nathan and Corey also discuss the damaging effects of labeling children and how empathy can play a crucial role in anti-bullying efforts. The conversation doesn't stop there; they extend their insights to the toxic work environments in healthcare and the pressing need for mental health support for parents. The hosts also reflect on the difficulties of implementing change within the medical hierarchy but remain optimistic about the potential benefits of peer support groups for healthcare workers.
Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion that aims to equip both kids and adults with the psychological tools they need to thrive.