C&B Minicast
C&B Minicast
Podcast Description
Welcome to the Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston’s podcast channel!Our Minicasts offer insightful, bite-sized episodes led by our experienced directors. From discussions on trauma and mental health awareness to topics on community well-being, our episodes provide valuable information and practical tips. Tune in for quick, thought-provoking content aimed at fostering better mental health and a stronger community.
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Content Themes
Key themes include trauma, mental health awareness, community well-being, and discussions on sexuality, exemplified by episodes like 'Portrayal of Psychologists and Therapists in Media' which critiques negative media representation, and 'Come As You Are' that addresses women's sexuality based on insights from renowned literature. Each episode focuses on practical advice and fosters a deeper understanding of mental health topics.
Welcome to the Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston’s podcast channel!
Our Minicasts offer insightful, bite-sized episodes led by our experienced directors. From discussions on trauma and mental health awareness to topics on community well-being, our episodes provide valuable information and practical tips. Tune in for quick, thought-provoking content aimed at fostering better mental health and a stronger community.
The conversation around work is changing.
As AI reshapes industries and organizations prepare for the future, leaders are recognizing that workplace psychology may be one of their greatest competitive advantages.
In this episode of the C&B MiniCast, we discuss why workplace psychology has become one of the fastest-growing areas of research in the world and what those findings mean for today’s organizations.
From psychological safety and burnout to trust, communication, and leadership, we explore how the environments people work in every day shape their health, performance, and well-being.
The future of work won’t be defined by technology alone. It will also be shaped by organizations that understand—and invest in—the people behind it.
#CBHealthCharleston #MentalHealthAwareness #FutureOfWork #Leadership #WorkplacePsychology
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