
Anxiety, Depression, PTSD, Trauma: Children are impacted by all of these and more. Scrambled: The Children’s Mental Health Podcast is here to normalize talking about mental health and provide listeners with psychoeducation about children’s mental health. Hosted by a former television broadcaster and father alongside a therapist and mom, you will hear relatable discussion, learn about mental health... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 100 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Health & FitnessMental Health | |||

Nikki and Chad break down the many types of mental health professionals and what each role actually does. From therapists and counselors to psychologists, psychiatrists, and social workers, we explore the differences in training, approach, and scope ... more
In episode 123 of Scrambled, Chad and Nikki explore a key idea: Depression isn’t just one thing, it’s a spectrum. They break down the different types of depressive disorders, how they vary in intensity and duration, and why context (like life stage, ... more
Nikki and Chad explore how exercise and everyday movement can help manage anxiety and support emotional wellbeing for kids, families, and adults
Parents can have anxiety too. In this episode, Chad and Nikki unpack how parental anxiety shows up in family life and share concrete, research-informed strategies to help you manage it, so your child’s emotional wellbeing can thrive.
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I have two favorite podcasts, Smartless and Scrambled. I have 3 kids ranging in age from 3 to 10. My oldest was 8 before we learned that so many of his struggles were rooted in Anxiety. I’ve scoured the internet for podcasts that are informative and helpful and this is the first one I’ve found that has information and ideas that I can realistically use and apply. It’s so relatable and they keep things entertaining. Any parent would be well served to listen to this show regardless of the status... more
After having 2 children with anxiety, I was curious as to what they had to say. I felt so affirmed that what they described was exactly what we observed. As adults, they have started listening to these podcasts to prepare for the possiblity of their own children showing signs of anxiety. They agree that what is being described is what they felt. They also agree that early intervention- medication and the things we did to deal with it, was key to their success as teenagers and as adults.
I originally started listening to this podcast because of knowing the hosts one personally and the other moreso just name to face. My husband and I had acknowledged early summer of 2021 that something was going on with our 6 year old son. He is showing lots of anger. We are on the wait list to see a behavioral therapist. While we wait, the episodes here have been so helpful and eye opening, particularly the episode ‘Family Matters’. Keep up the great work!
Thank you for acknowledging and are willing to talk about the hard stuff. It’s something that so many people would rather pretend doesn’t exist because it’s not pretty. Thank you for being a voice for so many.
WOW! This was so helpful! As a parent, one of my biggest concerns is my child’s mental health while trying to navigate COVID, school, social relationships and just the normal stuff kids go through! I look forward to hearing more of your stories, too. Those were very interesting to hear. I love to hear people’s stories.
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The series centers on children's mental health, with a practical, family-focused lens. Conversations span feeding therapy, anxiety, OCD, autism, trauma, caregiver fatigue, and parental guidance, often featuring clinicians, therapists, and parents who share actionable strategies for everyday family life. Episodes tend to emphasize early intervention, open communication, and compassionate, curiosity-driven approaches to behavior, making it useful for parents, educators, and professionals seeking real-world tools and reassurance. A notable strength is the blend of clinical insight with personal experiences, plus occasional guests who are also parents or caregivers, which helps translate theory into tangible steps for families.
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