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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 32 MIN

A Forbes 30 Under 30’s Approach to Student Mental Health | Tessa Zimmerman

from Executive Function for All | A Podcast by Untapped Learning

What if improving student mental health didn’t require more time, more programs, or more pressure?In this episode of Executive Function for All, Brandon Slade sits down with Tessa Zimmerman, founder of Upstream Education, TEDx speaker, and Forbes 30 Under 30 honoree, to explore how short, intentional practices can reduce student stress and strengthen executive function.Tessa shares how her own experience with severe anxiety shaped her work, why mental health tools belong in every classroom, and how just five minutes a day can help students build self-regulation, focus, and emotional awareness.From calm being contagious, to simple classroom and home strategies like breathing, movement, and micro-wins, this conversation offers practical, brain-based tools for parents, educators, and school leaders who want to support students before burnout sets in.Learn more about Tessa work here: https://www.upstreamedu.org/our-team

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