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Here’s How Mental Health Trends Are Changing Today #shorts @JeremyGodwinOfficial
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Have you noticed this mental health shift happening lately? ?
In this video, Jeremy Godwin, the creator and host of the Let’s Talk About Mental Health podcast, talks about the effect of the pandemic on people’s mental health and priorities as time goes on.
According to Jeremy, we’re going to see more people leaning into a prioritization around meaning as a RESPONSE to the mental health challenges heightened by the pandemic. ?
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Have you noticed this mental health shift happening lately? ?
In this video, Jeremy Godwin, the creator and host of the Let’s Talk About Mental Health podcast, talks about the effect of the pandemic on people’s mental health and priorities as time goes on.
According to Jeremy, we’re going to see more people leaning into a prioritization around meaning as a RESPONSE to the mental health challenges heightened by the pandemic. ?
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Professor Girguis studies microorganism in the ocean and their contributions that make our planet habitable.
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