Dr. Katie Hurley
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first heard Apr 2022
last heard Apr 2022
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And we know that, you know, the surgeon general put out a warning just a few weeks ago about the increased rates of anxiety and depression.
One in three high schoolers is identifying as anxious or depressed.
Not necessarily a surprise to me, my colleagues, people in the field, we sort of saw this coming, but we are seeing it very much so in our practices in the schools.
I mean, I just,
I've never done so many suicide assessments in my life.
In my entire 24-year career, the last two and a half years has been near constant.
I've probably done more in the last couple of years than the entire 20 years before that.
So it's an overwhelming time to be a parent and to be a teenager or a child of any age, really.
I really appreciate you asking that.
I feel like it's I don't get asked that a lot.
And part of it, I think, is because I am going, going, going.
And I sort of put on this brave face and just, you know, every day is a new day.
I'm super exhausted.
I contact with, you know, I stay in a lot of contact with colleagues and we're all exhausted.
And we're referring to each other left and right.
We are desperately trying to find referrals in just about every area of every state.
We're all very... I would say we're more connected now virtually than we ever have been, which in some ways is good because I can reach out to somebody in...
Idaho and say, Hey, I need a referral yesterday.
You know, who do you have?
And we'll find someone, but also we're all just really, we're tired.
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