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Embark Behavioral Health Launches Podcasts Addressing Youth Mental Health

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Roadmap to Joy: Rob Gent (L), Chief Clinical Officer, and Alex Stavros (R), Chief Executive Officer


PHOENIX (PRWEB)

Embark Behavioral Health, a leading network of mental health treatment programs, announced today the launch of two monthly podcasts that will discuss critical issues facing young people and their families. “Roadmap to Joy” and “Embark Sessions” will provide expert interviews and advice on important mental health topics facing teens and young adults today.

“Our young people are consuming more media, feeling pressure to ‘do more,’ engaging in fewer deep relationships and feeling the need to keep up with everybody else. This stress, combined with a lack of vulnerability and connection, has contributed to a rise in anxiety and depression that we must address,” said Alex Stavros, CEO of Embark Behavioral Health. “At Embark, we’ve made it our mission to lead the way in taking teen and young adult anxiety, depression, and suicide from the all-time highs of today to all-time lows by 2028. The podcast field is missing great content covering these critical issues. And these new podcasts are an important part of our big goal. They allow us to reach, educate, and encourage people around the country to have these important conversations.”

Embark Chief Clinical Officer Rob Gent, who hosts “Embark Sessions,” also sees great value in the podcasts.

“We developed ‘Embark Sessions’ and ‘Roadmap to Joy’ to provide expert perspectives, resources, and recommendations to those who are personally and professionally interested in youth mental and behavioral health,” he said. “The podcasts exist to capture the hearts, minds, and resourcefulness of these people, especially the families who are affected by issues associated with anxiety, depression, and suicidality.”

‘Roadmap to Joy’

“Roadmap to Joy” will address teens and young adults’ friends, families, and community connections — such as teachers and sports coaches — who want to learn about the urgent mental health crisis affecting these young people. Focused on the issues that are driving this crisis, along with potential solutions, this podcast will provide expert resources, great conversations, and relevant tips.

“Roadmap to Joy” will include interviews with psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and parents along with discussions around relevant topics to help listeners stay informed so they can support the teens or young adults in their life.

In the first episode of “Roadmap to Joy,” which was released on June 22, Stavros and Gent discuss the youth mental health crisis and the importance of secure family relationships. They also offer advice on how parents should talk to their children about tragic events like school shootings.

‘Embark Sessions’

“Embark Sessions” will focus on behavioral health professionals and those passionate about emotional well-being. Gent, who hosts the podcast, will share his expertise and insight on the most pressing mental and behavioral health topics regarding teens and young adults. Extensive analysis and interviews with industry professionals will help listeners stay informed about current trends and research, allowing them to best support the young people in their lives or under their care.

In the first episode of “Embark Sessions,” which releases in July, Gent discusses how the podcast will spotlight mental health professionals by sharing their stories — and shares some of his personal story as well.

How To Watch and Listen

The new Embark Behavioral Health podcasts will be available to watch at the Embark website, with an audio version available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and Google Podcasts.

For more information about Embark Behavioral Health, please visit http://www.embarkbh.com.

ABOUT EMBARK BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

Embark Behavioral Health is a leading network of outpatient centers and residential programs offering premier mental health treatment for preteens, teens, and young adults. Dedicated to its mission of reversing the trends of teen and young adult anxiety, depression, and suicide by 2028, Embark offers a robust continuum of care with different levels of service and programming; has a deep legacy of over 25 years serving youth; works with families to adjust treatment in real-time to improve results; treats the entire family using an evidence-based approach; and offers the highest levels of quality care and safety standards. For more information about Embark or its treatment programs, including virtual counseling, intensive outpatient programs (IOPs), partial hospitalization programs (PHPs), short-term residential treatment, wilderness therapy, and long-term residential treatment, visit http://www.embarkbh.com.

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