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she persisted | mental health, self-care, psychology, gen z, dbt, depression, anxiety, healing

sadie sutton
Mental Health
Depression
ADHD
Self-Care
Boundaries
Therapeutic Boarding Schools
Panic Attacks
Unhealthy Relationships
Anxiety
Coping Skills
Self-Advocacy
Emotional Dysregulation
Coaching
Disorganization
Support Systems
Diagnosis
Social Media
Resilience
Happiness
Artificial Intelligence

gen z talks about mental health more than any generation before—but most of what we hear online is incomplete, unproven, or impractical. she persisted bridges that gap. hosted by sadie sutton, a 22-year-old upenn psychology grad who’s lived the struggle and now studies the science, each episode turns proven psychology and personal insight into clear, relatable steps—making mental health make sense... more

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how gen z can lead with hope (even when it feels impossible)? today’s guest is amanda litman— the co-founder and president of run for something, a nonprofit... more

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welcome to the mental health minis series! every other monday, we will feature a five-minute mini-episode with content from a past she persisted episode. this week’s guest is eileen kelly– a sex and dating writer for vogue magazine and host of the po... more

#236

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💌 ask me a question or leave feedback on the podcast!

how can you break unhealthy cycles for GOOD?! in this week’s solo episode, i’m sharing the butterfly effect of mental health. i’m breaking down how your thou... more

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welcome to the mental health minis series! every other monday, we will feature a five-minute mini-episode with content from a past she persisted episode. this week’s guest is amanda e. white– a licensed therapist, author, creator of the popular insta... more

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Recent Guests

Amanda Littman
Co-founder and president of Run for Something, a nonprofit encouraging young leaders to run for office
Run for Something
Episode: 237. can gen z actually make change? let’s talk burnout, hope, + leadership feat. amanda litman
Kara Loewentheil
Feminist coach, host of the podcast "UnF*ck Your Brain," and author of "Take Back Your Brain"
School of New Feminist Thought
Episode: 235. society is shaping women’s core beliefs… so let’s rewire them feat. kara loewentheil
Dr. Will De Budd
Social worker, researcher, and educator dedicated to improving adolescent therapy outcomes.
Episode: 233. wilderness therapy doesn’t work… so why are we still sending our kids??! feat. dr. will dobud
Dr. Ken Ginsburg
Pediatrician specializing in adolescent medicine, known for his expertise on Gen Z health and mental well-being.
Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
Episode: 231. gen z mental health: is it really that bad?? - a pediatrician’s take feat. dr. ken ginsburg
Dr. Jesse Gold
Chief Bonus Officer for the University of Tennessee system and a psychiatrist
University of Tennessee
Episode: 229. why you’re struggling in college (& what to do) feat. dr. jessi gold
Angela Duckworth
Psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania and author of 'Grit'.
University of Pennsylvania
Episode: 228. dr. angela duckworth on how to be gritty + set yourself up for SUCCESS!
Olga Kazan
Journalist and author known for her work on health and social science topics.
The Atlantic
Episode: 225. your worst traits are changeable… here’s how (feat. olga khazan)
Dr. Rosalind Chow
Associate professor of organizational behavior at Carnegie Mellon, author of "The Doors You Can Open"
Carnegie Mellon University
Episode: 223. no one tells you this career advice (how to *actually* get ahead at work) feat. dr. rosalind chow
Dr. Emily Anhalt
Clinical psychologist, emotional fitness expert, speaker, and author
Coa, Your Gym for Mental Health
Episode: 222. building your dream life is possible: here’s how feat. dr. emily anhalt

Host

Sadie Sutton
Host of the podcast, Sadie Sutton, engages with various relatable topics around mental health and personal growth, providing insights and resources to her listeners.

Reviews

4.8 out of 5 stars from 275 ratings
  • I dont know if you read these but AMAZING work!!

    Thank you so much for this podcast, it has become one of my main coping mechanisms for school and family related stress. My friends and I love this podcast and will listen to the episodes and talk about it together!!! Keep up the amazing work!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    shark~teeth~girl
    United States2 months ago
  • 🌸🥥🫧Beautiful🫧🥥🌸

    Absolutely LOVE ❤️

    Thank you for all the time and hard work u put into this podcast

    Keep up the GREAT work

    Thx 💖💘🎀🤪🇦🇺💝💟☮️🤍🩵♥️☯️😁💎🦦🥰😛🤩😘😻💋😸🫶💍🐶🐬🐷🐥🐭🍀🪴🐚🌷💐🌺🪷🪻🥀🌹🪸🌸🌼🌻⭐️🌈☀️❄️🫧🍉🥥🍍🏵️🌅🎆🌄🔮📿🎉💌🪩💗❇️♥️🤨😝🥳😚😏🤗🤑

    Apple Podcasts
    5
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    Australia8 months ago
  • This is the best

    It’s helping me with my anxiety every time I listen to an episode it makes me more happier and healthier!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Massey R
    United States8 months ago
  • Me as a teen

    I love this podcast because not only does she share how she feels makes me understand as a teenager that it is ok to have emotions and that you need to express how you feel and I think that if more people watch/listen to this podcast than I think that more people would be able to express their emotions and how they feel

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Google all
    United States8 months ago
  • Reaching those in need

    As a mother of teens/ young adults, I appreciate how Sadie provides meaningful guidance that is relatable for all ages. She and her guests have a wealth of personal, practical and professional insight that makes each episode a unique learning experience. I've recommended this podcast to many friends, and continue to believe that the open discussion of mental health issues that this show fosters will help to reach those hearts in need.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    wscsavage
    United Statesa year ago

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The supportive atmosphere and evidence-based discussions are frequently commended, making it a top recommendation for peers.
Listeners appreciate the relatable and authentic conversations focused on mental health.
Many reviews highlight the podcast as a valuable tool for coping with anxiety and depression, particularly among young people.

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235. society is shaping women’s core beliefs… so let’s rewire them feat. kara loewentheil
Q: How do you differentiate between socially programmed anxiety and internally aligned thoughts?
They should ask if the thought is useful rather than if it's justified, focusing on the outcomes their thoughts produce.
235. society is shaping women’s core beliefs… so let’s rewire them feat. kara loewentheil
Q: Can you offer a little bit of differentiation between coaching versus traditional therapy?
Coaching is for helping people go from functional to great, focusing on achieving goals, while therapy helps people move from dysfunction to function.
233. wilderness therapy doesn’t work… so why are we still sending our kids??! feat. dr. will dobud
Q: What are some effective ways to support youths struggling with mental health issues?
Dr. De Budd suggests that engagement is crucial and encourages creating safe environments where young people can express themselves freely.
233. wilderness therapy doesn’t work… so why are we still sending our kids??! feat. dr. will dobud
Q: Can you give us some background about how you ended up in academia?
Dr. Will De Budd reflects on his outdoor childhood and turbulent teenage years, noting his ongoing passion for improving adolescent mental health through ethical practices.
231. gen z mental health: is it really that bad?? - a pediatrician’s take feat. dr. ken ginsburg
Q: How do you promote that open line of communication, which I'm sure parallels the unconditional love and support?
Open lines of communication come from understanding mental health's treatability and approaching children with the belief that vulnerability is a strength.

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This podcast provides an engaging exploration of mental health issues that resonate particularly with Gen Z listeners. The host fosters conversations that tackle a range of topics, including anxiety, depression, trauma recovery, and coping mechanisms, notably utilizing Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) techniques. The discussions often feature expert guests, covering both psychological theory and practical advice to empower listeners in their mental wellness journeys. Unique to this show is its dedication to creating a supportive environment where young people can feel validated and encouraged to take control of their mental health, thereby aiming to build a 'life worth living'.

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1. Amanda Littman
2. Kara Loewentheil
3. Dr. Will De Budd
4. Dr. Ken Ginsburg
5. Dr. Jesse Gold
6. Angela Duckworth
7. Olga Kazan
8. Dr. Rosalind Chow

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