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About this episode

In this episode, Brett and Ellen discuss:

  • Understanding Mental Health in Children: Hosts Brett and Ellen explore the complexity of mental health issues in children and teenagers. They discuss the increasing prevalence of mental health challenges and the fine line between normal emotional fluctuations and more serious issues.
  • Role of School and Parenting: The conversation addresses how school environments and parental attitudes play significant roles in children’s mental health. They examine the impact of social media and societal pressures on young minds.
  • Navigating Mental Health Challenges: The hosts offer insights into identifying and addressing mental health issues. They emphasize the importance of open communication, establishing routines, and engaging in activities that promote mental well-being.
  • Strategies for Support: Brett and Ellen suggest practical approaches like gratitude exercises and creating supportive environments at home. They advocate for seeking professional help when necessary and maintaining a positive outlook for the future.

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Brett Campbell, CEO Euka Future Learning

Brett Campbell is a leader in education, serving as the CEO of Euka, an innovative company building the future of education. He’s a successful entrepreneur and author with a passion for lifelong learning. Beyond his professional achievements, Brett is a devoted family man and the host of the Future Learners Podcast, where he shares his ideas about education’s potential to empower people and create a brighter future.

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Ellen Brown, Founder Euka Future Learning

Ellen Brown is the founder and driving force behind Euka’s educational philosophy. With over 25 years of teaching experience, she designed Euka’s curriculum for grades 1-12, emphasizing individualized and practical learning. Her expertise is recognized by major media outlets, and she is frequently sought after for her insights on the future of education.