The Path Forward Mental Health with Maps
The Path Forward Mental Health with Maps
Podcast Description
Welcome to The Path Forward: Mental Health with Maps! This podcast is designed to help you navigate life’s challenges with confidence and care. Each episode features Compass Check (mindfulness & grounding), True North (real stories & conversations), and Trail Mix (tips & inspiration). Slow down, listen in, and let us be a small source of support on your journey. Presented by Maps Counseling Services.
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Content Themes
This podcast focuses on mental health, personal transitions, and emotional well-being, with episodes covering specific themes such as navigating post-graduation uncertainty, coping with stress, and fostering meaningful connections. For example, Episode 1 discusses the trials of transitioning from college life to the workforce, highlighting feelings of excitement and fear, while Episode 0 introduces the three guiding segments and their importance in creating space for grounding and storytelling.
Welcome to The Path Forward: Mental Health with Maps! This podcast is designed to help you navigate life’s challenges with confidence and care. Each episode features Compass Check (mindfulness & grounding), True North (real stories & conversations), and Trail Mix (tips & inspiration). Slow down, listen in, and let us be a small source of support on your journey. Presented by Maps Counseling Services.
The Path Forward: Mental Health with Maps
🎙️ Hosted by Dr. Gina Pasquale
In this episode, Gina sits down with Elijah de Castro, Health Solutions Reporter for the Keene Sentinel, for a wide-ranging conversation on connection, resilience, and the injustice embedded in our health care system.
At just 23, Elijah shares the deeply personal story of his father’s stroke—and the financial and emotional weight it placed on his family. That moment, and the system that failed them, would ultimately shape his mission as a journalist. Together, he and Dr. Gina explore the crisis of disconnection facing young people, the pressures placed on young men, and the healing power of human connection—at home, at work, and in our communities.
From surviving challenging life events to finding purpose in uncertain times, this episode reminds us why storytelling matters—and why our mental health depends on being seen, heard, and believed.
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Resources & Credits
🌐 Maps Counseling Services: https://mapsnh.org
📧 Contact: [email protected]
🎙️ Hosted by: Dr. Gina Pasquale
Produced by: Maps Counseling Services & Ava Drenkhahn
Filmed | Directed | Edited by: Christopher David
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