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Blu Robinson
Blu Robinson
The Minor League: My Child Needs Help At School
The Minor League: My Child Needs Help At School
Sunday 15th November 2020
Savannah Robinson and Danny Lundell discuss teen stress, addiction, and how to ask for help on this episode of Addict II Athlete Podcast.
31 minutes
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Hopeful
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Blu Robinson
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Addict II Athlete is a community support group to assist you in overcoming any addiction you or your family members are struggling with. Hosted by Blu Robinson, mental health therapist and addiction c...(view more)
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Sobriety Toolkit
Body & Mind
Family Recovery from Addiction
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Navigating Intimate Relationships
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Get the buttons here!Overcoming Teen Stress: Insights from a High School Counselor
I think the fear of letting people down, or the fear of not being perfect, are two things that are really really stressful on students.
Feeling overwhelmed by the emotional rollercoaster that is the teenage years? You're not alone. In this episode of the Addict II Athlete Podcast, Savannah Robinson sits down with Danny Lundell, a high school counselor and social worker, to tackle the heavy burdens teens often carry—like bullying, addiction, and even thoughts of suicide. Danny offers a candid look at how students can access help within the school system and why it's crucial to break through the fear of asking for support.
He shares practical advice for both students and parents, emphasizing the importance of open communication and reassuring kids that it's okay not to be perfect. This episode is packed with valuable information for anyone navigating the stormy seas of adolescence or supporting someone who is. Tune in for a hopeful and heartfelt discussion that sheds light on the often underutilized resources available in schools.