Dr. Joseph Lee

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Full-Tilt Parenting: Strategies, Insights, and Connection for Parents Raising Neurodivergent Children · TPP 303: Dr. Joseph Lee Talks About the Importance of SEL / Social and Emotional Learning · 23 Aug 2022 podcast

It's valid.

And it's a well integrated part of our health.

And so the idea of spending energy and resources on your mental health, I think, has become a much more normal idea.

And so I think in that sense, it's good.

Another way to say that is, you know, my generation and older, I think, really struggles with the idea of.

Of investing in our mental health and our well-being.

Right.

So in that sense, I think, you know, it's definitely a good thing that I think the ability to have conversations, the ability to address and acknowledge mental health challenges is a lot easier conversation to have.

So in that sense, having the dialogue and then acknowledging that this is worth it.

Addressing, trying to do something about it, trying to do better is definitely a dialogue that's happening.

So that's the good news.

The challenge is that, you know, I do think that school pressures, achievement oriented sort of educational goals that has really kind of been the norm.

The degree of difficulty of getting into college and what it takes these days and how early people start thinking about that.

And that's just to get to college.

That's not even beyond that with higher education.

So I think the sort of academic pressures have definitely built up over time.

I think the social pressures that have always existed, I think, are there and are still there.

The way that kids interact is

And sort of put themselves out there with social media is different than I think, you know, when I grew up, you know, middle school was pretty difficult already.

But to kind of already have like this permanent record of yourself online and those kind of pressures, that's a new challenge for me.

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