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Hosted by Unknown Host · health · EN-US · 25 episodes
A powerful series of honest conversations highlighting real stories of mental health challenges, resilience, and recovery. Each episode explores the impact of the be nice. action plan—notice, invite, challenge, and empower—while addressing suicide prevention and breaking down stigma. Through personal experiences and expert insight, we’ll also bust common myths and bring clarity to often misunderstood aspects of mental health.
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Episode #26
Cam Forton is a Ph.D. candidate in the lab of Dr. Lena Brundin at Van Andel Institute in Grand Rapids, MI. His current research concerns the gut microbiome and how its metabolic products can impact human behavior. This work has contributed to a growing body of evidence suggesting that gut microbiome integrity is closely linked to mental health.
Episode #17
Tim Walton is a veteran of the US Navy who served domestically in addition to three deployments overseas. Through an open and honest conversation, Tim shares insight about growing up in a military household, serving overseas, and how today's military are having their mental health impacted.
Episode #22
What does it really mean to work in psychiatric nursing? Yianna Papadeas joins the be nice. podcast to share her experiences supporting individuals through some of their most challenging moments while helping break down the stigma surrounding mental illness. From forensic psychiatry to social media advocacy, Yianna discusses the power of education, empathy, and honest conversations in creating a more supportive community.
Episode #21
<p>In this episode of the be nice. podcast, Christy is joined by be nice. Director of Program & Expansion, Cat Lanting, for a personal conversation about growing up with parents facing mental health challenges. Cat shares openly about her experience growing up with a father living with substance use disorder and how it shaped her own mental health journey. Together, they discuss resilience, healing and the importance of breaking stigma through honest conversations.</p>
Episode #20
<p>In this episode of the be nice. podcast, we talk with Megha Parekh of the Jacksonville Jaguars about prioritizing mental health in the workplace. Megha shares how the be nice. action plan was introduced within the Jaguars organization and reflects on the mental health impact of experiencing a traumatic workplace event. We also discuss her involvement with the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline and why education, awareness, and access to resources are critical in supporting employees and communities alike.</p>
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