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Listen "2021 Mind of Mine Virtual Mental Health Panel Preview w/ Kaylee Misener "
Episode Synopsis
Welcome to the first ever Mind of Mine Podcast series!
Your host: Raj Sharma is joined by Kaylee Misener to discuss the upcoming Mind of Mine Virtual Mental Health Panel on Jan 27th, 2021 and many other pressing issues such as body image, social media, meditation, counseling and much much more!
Link to register for the free event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bell-lets-talk-day-virtual-mental-health-panel-2021-tickets-135775388843
Link to ask anonymous questions: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflMphTU1ZV3A3drmqsroSINQlvn2Xy8OZGWPidjmCH28DERQ/viewform
Kaylee's Bio: https://psych.ok.ubc.ca/about/contact/kaylee-misener/
Mind of Mine presents our 3rd Annual Mental Health Forum which will be happening virtually in light of Bell Let's Talk Day on January 27th, 2021! This 90-minute event will be in a panel format where discussions around topics like COVID-19, Social Media, Prioritizing Self-care, and Substance Misuse will take place with several clinical psychologists. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage and ask questions anonymously as well as learn about getting comfortable around mental health dialogue and conversation.
This event is presented by Mind of Mine Foundation in partnership with Centre for Obesity and Well-being Research Excellence (CORE) at the University of British Columbia.
Kaylee is a PhD candidate in the Clinical Psychology program at UBCO. Kaylee has conducted research in the area of eating disorders and body image for six years, including developing and teaching a third-year course on the psychology of body image. Her recent research involves the creation of a body dissatisfaction prevention program that focuses on the role of self-compassion, mindfulness, and yoga in preventing body image concerns for youth. Kaylee is a passionate mental health advocate and the current president of UBCO's Mental Health Awareness and Advocacy Club (MHAAC)
Here is the link to my Insight Timer profile where you can find some of my recorded meditations: http://insig.ht/kaylee.misener
This 5-minute body love practice is the most popular: http://insig.ht/gm_42851
Your host: Raj Sharma is joined by Kaylee Misener to discuss the upcoming Mind of Mine Virtual Mental Health Panel on Jan 27th, 2021 and many other pressing issues such as body image, social media, meditation, counseling and much much more!
Link to register for the free event: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bell-lets-talk-day-virtual-mental-health-panel-2021-tickets-135775388843
Link to ask anonymous questions: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSflMphTU1ZV3A3drmqsroSINQlvn2Xy8OZGWPidjmCH28DERQ/viewform
Kaylee's Bio: https://psych.ok.ubc.ca/about/contact/kaylee-misener/
Mind of Mine presents our 3rd Annual Mental Health Forum which will be happening virtually in light of Bell Let's Talk Day on January 27th, 2021! This 90-minute event will be in a panel format where discussions around topics like COVID-19, Social Media, Prioritizing Self-care, and Substance Misuse will take place with several clinical psychologists. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage and ask questions anonymously as well as learn about getting comfortable around mental health dialogue and conversation.
This event is presented by Mind of Mine Foundation in partnership with Centre for Obesity and Well-being Research Excellence (CORE) at the University of British Columbia.
Kaylee is a PhD candidate in the Clinical Psychology program at UBCO. Kaylee has conducted research in the area of eating disorders and body image for six years, including developing and teaching a third-year course on the psychology of body image. Her recent research involves the creation of a body dissatisfaction prevention program that focuses on the role of self-compassion, mindfulness, and yoga in preventing body image concerns for youth. Kaylee is a passionate mental health advocate and the current president of UBCO's Mental Health Awareness and Advocacy Club (MHAAC)
Here is the link to my Insight Timer profile where you can find some of my recorded meditations: http://insig.ht/kaylee.misener
This 5-minute body love practice is the most popular: http://insig.ht/gm_42851
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