Us students are no stranger to dealing with the fear and anxiety of life, but why don't we make time for positive thoughts?

Join mental health advocate and student Dale Cover as he discusses the power of gratitude with his school counselor Leeanna Brown. They also discuss specific gratitude practices you can implement into your day which increase happiness!

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Every student uses social media, but does it hurt us more than it helps us? Join 3 high school students and their school counselor as they discuss social media and its possible affects on our productivity and wellbeing.

In this episode led by Liam, learn how taking "extreme ownership" of the things that happen to you in your life can help you become a better leader and make positive changes. It isn't easy but there is always something you can do, and you have to ensure your mindset isn't holding you back. Inspired by author Jocko Willink.

In this episode the crew speaks to the principal of their school, and discuss the importance of challenging yourself and how it will help you grow as a student.

Did you know that having someone to support you can help you stay focused on reaching your goals? In this episode learn how you can take advantage of accountability partners on your improvement journey.

Are you making sure your thoughts aren't limiting your growth? Tune in to learn about the power of growth mindsets, and how developing one can create a powerful foundation to help you reach your goals.

Welcome to season 2 of Get Well Soon, the show for teenagers who want to reach their personal goals while taking care of themselves. This short trailer episode recaps the progression of the podcast and reintroduces our hosts in a new studio setup. Thanks for supporting our show, we appreciate it!

Do you like music? In this bonus episode, Alex takes the lead and starts a neat discussion about music, and how it can affect our mind and emotions in different ways.

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