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EPISODE · Aug 1, 2025 · 38 MIN

Women in the Workplace and Mental Health

from The Vital Women Podcast · host Conor Michael Walsh

This episode Iris and Ivette discusses the intersection of women in the workplace and mental health, featuring insights from Dutchess County Executive and former State Senator, Sue Serino. The three women have a conversation regarding women in entry-level leadership roles and women over the age of 40 pursuing entrepreneurship. There were also conversations around the importance of mental health awareness, the impact of personal stories, and the need for more women in leadership roles. They also highlight the challenges faced by children and families, the significance of community support, and the empowerment of women and young girls. The episode concludes with a call to action for increased mental health resources and entrepreneurship opportunities for women. Chapters (00:00:00) - In the Elevator With Iris Douglas(00:00:16) - Divided Women of Washington Heights(00:01:45) - Andrew O' Grady is our Sponsor, Mental Health of America(00:03:06) - County Executive Gina Susarino on Inspiring Women(00:04:30) - The Wellness Center(00:12:32) - Loriana on Women's Networking(00:17:06) - County Executive race in the Hudson Valley(00:22:37) - Dutch County Government: Empowering Women(00:26:35) - Mental Health Clinics in the Schools(00:31:12) - Mental health for women in the menopause(00:34:12) - Sereno Superstars for Middle School Students

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This episode Iris and Ivette discusses the intersection of women in the workplace and mental health, featuring insights from Dutchess County Executive and former State Senator, Sue Serino. The three women have a conversation regarding women in entry-level leadership roles and women over the age of 40 pursuing entrepreneurship. There were also conversations around the importance of mental health awareness, the impact of personal stories, and the need for more women in leadership roles. They also highlight the challenges faced by children and families, the significance of community support, and the empowerment of women and young girls. The episode concludes with a call to action for increased mental health resources and entrepreneurship opportunities for women.

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