What makes a great mentor, and how can we create a healthier, more compassionate academic culture?In this episode of Moms, Mats, and Manuscripts, we talk with Dr Liz Berry, assistant professor at New York Medical College and creator behind @dr.lizberry on Instagram and TikTok. Liz shares her honest experiences moving from PhD student to educator, how burnout shaped her approach to mentorship, and why she believes rest and compassion belong in every lab and lecture hall.We explore:The difference between supportive and harmful mentorship (and how mentorship can make or break one's experience)How academic culture often rewards overwork (and what needs to change)Why rest, boundaries, and vulnerability make us better teachers and scientistsHow Liz models sustainable success for her students and teaches with compassion - without lowering standardsIf you’ve ever struggled with burnout, imposter syndrome, or the pressure to “do it all,” this conversation will remind you that you’re not alone, and that change in academia starts with how we care for ourselves and each other._______________Dr Liz Berry links:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dr.lizberry/Website: https://razberryscience.my.canva.site/dr-lizberry?fbclid=PAZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAacrlKL1MrpxJTEdEKyr3R8s9ylEAfShvD_cE2UNsvp9tYkz1FWUjnOwKlfz-w_aem_iqHk0JglI6ZBO24h96kF7QCome hang with us! 🎙️ Follow Moms, Mats, and Manuscripts for more conversations on academia, motherhood, and mindful living. And if this episode sparked something in you, don't forget to like and share our podcast so that more people can join our coffee-fueled chats! We'd also love to hear your thoughts and questions, and if you have ideas for future episodes, drop us a line. Follow us:@moms.mats.manuscriptsIvna's Instagram: ivnayogaKsenia's Instagram: shantiscience_yogaReach out: [email protected]

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