All in My Head: Real Teens, Real Talk All in My Head Podcast

In this episode, we have a conversation about how mental health has been handled in school, especially in light of the pandemic. We talk about how to be an advocate for yourself and what things teachers can improve. Make sure to follow us on Instagram at the_allinmyheadpodcast to stay up to date on episodes!

In this interview with Jaxon Mitchell from the Multnomah County Health Department, we learn what hMPXV (monkeypox) is, how it spreads, and the communities it affects. We also talk about stigmas around AIDS and how they're related to current stigmas around hMPXV.

Five queer teens share their coming-out stories, advice for how to come out, and what inspired them to come out. They talk about the difficulties in coming out, the struggle of finding your identity, and the joy of finding community. Plus, don't miss a great history lesson about Audre Lorde!

A captivating interview with Black and Beyond the Binary, an organization local to Portland focused on uplifting Black-African transgender, queer, nonbinary, and intersex (TQNI+) Oregonians. Learn about the work they do and how they remain joyful during activism!

Is Euphoria's depiction of addiction realistic? Is it harmful? Today's episode is a conversation about the impacts of addiction on mental health and how the TV show Euphoria depicts the struggles of addiction.

This episode feature Portland Public School Title IX reporters and PPS non-mandatory reporters. Learn what Title IX is and what happens when you report a violation, as well as some resources in case you need to report something to a non-mandatory reporter. Don't forget to follow us on Instagram @the_allinmyheadpodcast to stay updated