https://simplecast.com The Mental Health Check-In “The Mental Health Check-in” podcast series "checks-in" with accomplished researchers and faculty at Palo Alto University to explore how they are addressing some of society’s most pressing mental health issues. Whether its suicide prevention, physician burnout or the special mental health needs of transgender youth these interviews delve into contemporary mental health issues with the goal of enlightening others and making the work of accomplished faculty and researchers accessible and understandable to people everywhere. Each month, several new podcasts will be added to the series, so be sure to subscribe to receive the latest interview. And, while you’re at it, invite your colleagues, friends and family members to subscribe as well. It’s free and available to all. en Mon, 18 Jan 2021 08:00:00 +0000 Mon, 22 Mar 2021 16:25:04 +0000 https://the-mental-health-check-in.simplecast.com The Mental Health Check-In https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/c5690200-06d5-49e5-807a-897de983ddef/a6039518-6360-4f68-8e60-b7f060ac138b/3000x3000/podcast1-1.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://the-mental-health-check-in.simplecast.com episodic “The Mental Health Check-in” podcast series "checks-in" with accomplished researchers and faculty at Palo Alto University to explore how they are addressing some of society’s most pressing mental health issues. Whether its suicide prevention, physician burnout or the special mental health needs of transgender youth these interviews delve into contemporary mental health issues with the goal of enlightening others and making the work of accomplished faculty and researchers accessible and understandable to people everywhere. Each month, several new podcasts will be added to the series, so be sure to subscribe to receive the latest interview. And, while you’re at it, invite your colleagues, friends and family members to subscribe as well. It’s free and available to all. Palo Alto University no https://feeds.simplecast.com/PW6wvR_1 mental health podcast, mental health, higher education podcast, counseling, higher-education, palo alto university, psychology Rebecca Levy nsarpasamuelson@paloaltou.edu ff9fc7aa-c0e7-4ca0-94ac-a8d8547c985e Mental Health Needs of Transgender Youth with Clark Ausloss https://www.paloaltou.edu/news/counselor-of-the-year-clark-ausloos#:~:text=In%20October%202020%2C%20Visiting%20Assistant,a%20practitioner%20and%20counselor%20educator.

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]]> Mental Health Needs of Transgender Youth with Clark Ausloss Dr. Clark Ausloos PhD LPC LPSC NCC, Visiting Professor Palo Alto University 00:06:33 How do we support school counselors, teachers and administrators in addressing the needs of transgender youth? Ask Clark Ausloos a counselor, researcher and recent recipient of the Ohio Counseling Association’s Susan J. Sears Counselor of the Year Award. With a minority fellowship from the National Board of Certified Counselors Dr. Ausloos is making strides in helping the needs of a youth population that he says is “often overlooked.” How do we support school counselors, teachers and administrators in addressing the needs of transgender youth? Ask Clark Ausloos a counselor, researcher and recent recipient of the Ohio Counseling Association’s Susan J. Sears Counselor of the Year Award. With a minority fellowship from the National Board of Certified Counselors Dr. Ausloos is making strides in helping the needs of a youth population that he says is “often overlooked.” counseling transgender, counseling youth, transgender, school behavioral health professional, transgender youth, behavioral health professional no full 2 9100c708-f781-48f2-9e69-a4ddd9ba1ada Culturally Responsive Suicide Prevention with Joyce Chu Link to watch more webinars or view Joyce Chu's Ph.D. faculty page at Palo Alto University. 

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]]> Mon, 11 Jan 2021 08:00:00 +0000 nsarpasamuelson@paloaltou.edu (Joyce Chu, Palo Alto University, Ph.D.) https://the-mental-health-check-in.simplecast.com/episodes/culturally-responsive-suicide-prevention-with-joyce-chu-imw7Wrz5 Link to watch more webinars or view Joyce Chu's Ph.D. faculty page at Palo Alto University. 

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]]> Culturally Responsive Suicide Prevention with Joyce Chu Joyce Chu, Palo Alto University, Ph.D. 00:03:52 Effective suicide prevention involves being culturally sensitive to the individuals who are at risk. Clinical psychologist and researcher Joyce Chu of Palo Alto University discusses how traditional suicide risk assessments often miss the mark with diverse populations. She and her colleagues at the Santa Clara Department of Behavioral Health have launched an innovative new “culturally responsive” training program called “Be Sensitive, Be Brave,” to help individuals serve as the eyes and ears in their neighborhoods in preventing suicide among diverse populations. Effective suicide prevention involves being culturally sensitive to the individuals who are at risk. Clinical psychologist and researcher Joyce Chu of Palo Alto University discusses how traditional suicide risk assessments often miss the mark with diverse populations. She and her colleagues at the Santa Clara Department of Behavioral Health have launched an innovative new “culturally responsive” training program called “Be Sensitive, Be Brave,” to help individuals serve as the eyes and ears in their neighborhoods in preventing suicide among diverse populations. suicide hotline, suicide prevention, psychology, suicide, crisis hotline, suicide hotline no full 1 44a3e244-4666-4243-964e-67411e148484 Preventing Physician Burnout - A Career-long Approach with Matthew Cordova https://www.paloaltou.edu/faculty/matthew-cordova

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]]> Preventing Physician Burnout - A Career-long Approach with Matthew Cordova Dr. Matthew Cordova, Clinical Psychologist & Associate Professor and Co-Director of the Palo Alto Early Intervention Clinic 00:08:49 Physician burnout is increasingly prevalent both in medical trainees and practicing physicians. Join Dr. Matthew Cordova, a clinical psychologist at Palo Alto University, as he discusses the causes of physician burnout and a new physician resilience training model he and his colleagues from the VA Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford University School of Medicine have developed that helps foster well-being throughout a physician’s career. The model has been published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings. Physician burnout is increasingly prevalent both in medical trainees and practicing physicians. Join Dr. Matthew Cordova, a clinical psychologist at Palo Alto University, as he discusses the causes of physician burnout and a new physician resilience training model he and his colleagues from the VA Palo Alto Health Care System and Stanford University School of Medicine have developed that helps foster well-being throughout a physician’s career. The model has been published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings. physician wellness, mayo clinic proceedings, physician resilience, healthcare provider burnout, physician burnout, physician resilience training no full 3