Today on the podcast, we are talking with Amy Kaur, a recent San Jose State University graduate and mental health advocate who talks to us about the impact changes and life transitions have on one's mental health as well as the importance of mental health among recent graduates and individuals new to the workforce. She is also a member of the To Be Honest Advisory Group!
To learn more about Amy, you can visit her website or follow her on Instagram or LinkedIn.
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To Be Honest is a behavioral health stigma reduction campaign for youth, transitional aged youth and their families in Santa Clara Count, created by Momentum for Health and sponsored by District 4 Inventory Funds (Santa Clara County), Republic Urban Properties and Kaiser Permanente's Northern California Community Benefit Program.
Editors: Avery Cruz & Peyton Dillehay
Recorded: November 4, 2020