The MCEC Podcast is a series of relevant and interesting conversations with guests from all walks of life. These conversations address critical issues that impact military families and provide insight into current research and resources while creating connections through shared experiences and personal stories. New episodes twice each month. Check out over 300 episodes, for free.
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Multi-Tiered Systems of Support
Episode 291
Dr. Emily Goodman-Scott discusses Multi-Tiered Systems of Support (MTSS) and the importance of the school counselors’ role in meeting the…
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Love Lives On – Talking about Loss of a Loved One
Episode 290
Dr. Andrew Moon and Dr. Carla Stumpf Patton discuss grief resources for military-connected children, parents, and providers. This important conversation…
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Mental Health Education in Schools
Episode 289
“Are the kids okay?” Mental health in children and teens has been at the forefront of topics for concern, especially…
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Safe Is Strong
Episode 288
Dr. Stephen Cozza and Dr. Christin Ogle talk about safety practices for young military families in and around the home…
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Hello, My Name is… Lucy
Episode 287
Lucy discusses her experiences as a military child and how she navigates being the new kid at school (again!). Lucy…
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“All Teach, All Learn,” A New Way to Approach Training
Episode 286
In this mini podcast episode, you’ll hear how MCEC has partnered with the University of New Mexico Health Sciences Department and…
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Hello, My Name is… Jennifer
Episode 285
Jennifer Predny, the parent of four military-connected children talks about the impact of multiple transitions and how they have affected…
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Hello, My Name is… Kendall
Episode 284
Kendall Harrison, Wylie High School History teacher and Student 2 Student sponsor in Abilene, Texas talks about supporting military-connected students…
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Hello, My Name is… Amanda
Episode 283
Amanda Najera talks about her experience as a military-connected child and how the Student 2 Student (S2S) program assisted her…