EPISODE · Aug 25, 2021 · 31 MIN
The Financial Stress on Mental Health
from Same, Girl! · host Same, Girl!
Angee, Joya, Kayla & Steph talk about the toll financial stress takes on mental health, and the way it intersects with being low-income, a child of immigrant Indian parents, a mother of two kids, and the pitfalls of Canadian mental healthcare.
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Angee, Joya, Kayla & Steph talk about the toll financial stress takes on mental health, and the way it intersects with being low-income, a child of immigrant Indian parents, a mother of two kids, and the pitfalls of Canadian mental healthcare.
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This episode was published on August 25, 2021.
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Angee, Joya, Kayla & Steph talk about the toll financial stress takes on mental health, and the way it intersects with being low-income, a child of immigrant Indian parents, a mother of two kids, and the pitfalls of Canadian mental healthcare.
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