The Uncomfortable Silence

By: Quinton Champagne
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  • Discussing mental health with real life experiences through the perspective of an adult and a college student. We hope to help children or families that may share similar struggles. Sharing our story so that others will not have to.

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Episodes
  • Ryan Gordy

    Ryan Gordy
    Jun 12 2024

    Ryan Gordy studied leadership at Providence College, has an extensive coaching resume, and teaches leadership and development courses at Canton High School. We discuss leadership, growth mindset, and grit all being related to one another.
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    48 mins
  • Kristen McDonnell

    Kristen McDonnell
    Apr 24 2024

    Coach McDonnell is a multiple time state championship high school basketball coach, and also a guidance counselor. She has coached both boys and girls at the high school level, and discusses the challenges with kids today. She also talks about it from the angle of a guidance counselor.

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    1 hr and 1 min
  • Marina Rouse

    Marina Rouse
    Apr 12 2024

    Marina was taking photos for her high school football team when a hit on the sideline flipped her life upside down. Two players collided into her causing her to black out and endure a bad brain injury. She struggled on her road to recovery with various challenges, and shares them with us. She now is set to graduate at the University of Villanova and become a nurse.
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    54 mins

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