S1 E10. Shifting Institutional Mindsets to Support Mental Health

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In this conversation, Dr. Michelle Jackson discusses the importance of accessibility and addressing mental health challenges faced by students. Dr. Jackson advocates for a culture shift within institutions to better support students, particularly those with invisible disabilities. She emphasize the need for resource centers, understanding external factors affecting student success, and fostering a culture of care within institutions.

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