MIKAYLA McLAUGHLIN, #Rutgers, ’21, #Crohn’s Disease, Dance, Psych, Child Life Specialist, #Podcaster, Mental Health Advocate episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 14, 2021 · 29 MIN

MIKAYLA McLAUGHLIN, #Rutgers, ’21, #Crohn’s Disease, Dance, Psych, Child Life Specialist, #Podcaster, Mental Health Advocate

from Conversations with Calvin; WE the Species · host Calvin Schwartz

Mikayla McLaughlin BIO Mikayla is a graduating senior at Rutgers University with a degree in Dance and Psychology. Mikayla has a brother with a rare disease that has shaped her and her family tremendously. Mikayla hopes to raise awareness for Crohn’s disease (which she has), mental health, skin picking disorder, and body image issues as she knows what it’s like to suffer with these. Mikayla is pursuing her masters in dance therapy at Rider University. Subscribe to her channel for advice/support with growing up and gaining confidence. MIKAYLA McLAUGHLIN CONTACT INFO: MIKAYLA’S YOU TUBE CHANNEL https://youtube.com/channel/UCzYN7d1gdcUUYqRVi_H2x7g TIKTOK: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMJrhfv5A/ INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/Mikaylaamclaughlin/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/mikayla.mclaughlin.547 MIKAYLA’S EMAIL: [email protected] email for advice/collaborations

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