Carly Red and Dr. Kevin Skinner launch Finding Noble, a podcast about young people's mental health. They cover emotional intelligence, anxiety, burnout, body image, technology, and how to talk to kids about pornography. The show is built on the idea that adults need to learn these skills too.
Foreign. Welcome to Finding Noble, a podcast where we climb into the world of young people's mental health and provide support for the adults who support them. I'm your host, Carly Red.
And I'm your co host, Dr. Kevin Skinner.
You've heard the formula, when you know better, you do better. Well, we found this is especially true when it comes to working with the young people in our lives.
The more information we absorb around our children's mental health, understanding what makes them mentally healthy and ultimately helps them be happy, the better we will be at creating the types of homes and places of learning where they can gather emotional intelligence. And while so many of us never received this emotional education ourselves, we can learn and help our children. By doing so, we will be creating a better world for them.
And never, more than ever, has it become more important to teach emotional and relational skills. This upcoming generation will only know a digital world and real relationships. True connection will become incontestably trickier as time moves forward, which means good mental health will be harder and harder to hold on to. This is why I've recruited Dr. Skinner, the one who so many in the industry go to, for answers to give us answers here on Finding Noble.
In this first season of Finding Noble, we will discuss the most significant concerns and questions we've acquired through thousands and thousands of assessments from parents all around the world. Discussing burnout, anxiety, mindful parenting, healthy body image, creating healthy technology plans, nurturing a growth mindset, boundaries, how to talk about pornography, and much more. It is never too late to learn more and to do better as parents, teachers and caregivers.
Why are we doing this in a podcast? It's because we feel an immediate urgency to circulate mental health education to as many people as quickly as possible. It will take more than a few professionals working on this. This really will take a collective effort, all of us working together. So we hope you'll accompany us here on Finding Noble as together we all join in the noble work of healing and building real and true connection and healthy mental health in this new, beautiful, growing generation of youth. Follow Finding Noble here and on all available podcast directories and find out more on our website, findingnoble.com that's findingnobel n o b l e dot com.
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