The Wavelength

Rod Hess

The mental health podcast designed for digital natives and those who are perplexed by them.Join Sarah Adler on The Wavelength as she explores the evolving landscape of mental health and wellness for digital natives. With an emphasis on coping skills over labels, this forward-thinking show takes an irreverent, bold look at the latest trends shaping emotional health for those immersed in tech from a young age.Featuring conversations with professionals, influencers and peers, The Wavelength creates an open space for those born digital to discuss the unique mental health effects of always-on technology and social media. From climate anxiety to education costs, each bi-weekly episode tackles pressing issues through a lens focused on tech-savvy millennials and Gen Z.Leveraging her background spearheading innovative ways to deliver high-quality mental health care, host Sarah Adler lends credible insight into modern self-care. Join The Wavelength to learn coping methods and feel empowered to balance emotional wellness with digital demands.

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  1. 2024/09/30

    Equitable mental health technology and innovation with Dr. Jessica Jackson, The Wavelength Episode 06

    In this podcast episode, Dr. Sarah Adler sits down with Dr. Jessica Jackson, a leading psychologist and advocate for mental health equity. They explore the mission of Dr. Jackson's organization, "Therapy is for Everyone," which promotes making therapy accessible while recognizing that not everyone needs it all the time. Dr. Jackson shares her philosophy that mental health services should cater to diverse needs and backgrounds, likening it to finding the perfect pair of jeans—everyone should have options that fit them well. They dive into the importance of creating equitable mental health technology, especially for those who may not have access to smartphones or the internet. The conversation highlights the challenges of integrating tech into behavioral health and the essential role that community involvement plays in designing inclusive solutions. Dr. Jackson also touches on how organizations like the FDA ensure that mental health products are safe and effective. The episode wraps up with a call to action: shifting mental health care from focusing solely on crisis intervention to prioritizing prevention and early intervention. Dr. Adler and Dr. Jackson emphasize the need for ongoing conversations and innovation to create a more inclusive and effective mental health care system​. Timestamps:  04:43 - 05:26 What is “Therapy is for everyone”?   07:08 - 8:08   therapy is like a pair of jeans   08:38 - 09:21 equitable technology  10:22 - 11:21 access to care  11:29 - 12:25 various types of access  13:13 - 14:09  left behind population 14:48 - 15:44 FDA  16:32 - 17-25 who asked for that?  18:11 - 19:13 change the room 20:37 - 21:37 what are we doing to help support clinicians Resources: Why Wave: https://www.wavelife.io/why-wave Dr. Jessica Jackson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jljackso Crisis Text Line: Text HOME to 741741 National Suicide Hotline: 988 The Trevor Project: https://www.thetrevorproject.org Trans Lifeline: https://translifeline.org Music: Bold Roses by Cloud System Be sure to leave a review and subscribe for more episodes! Download our Wave Life app for continuous mental health support designed for digital natives. 📌 If you're an employer looking to enhance your team's mental health benefits, visit Wave for Employers: https://www.wavelife.io/mental-health-benefits-for-employers. 📌 If you're a potential client interested in personalized mental health support, check out Why Wave: https://www.wavelife.io/why-wave Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more mental health tips and insights! #MentalHealth #WaveLife #Wellness #MentalHealthSupport #DigitalHealth #Therapy #Shorts #HealthAndWellness 👍 Like 💬 Comment 🔔 Subscribe for more content

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  2. 2024/01/17

    Dr. Grin Lord

    In this conversation, Sarah Adler and Grin Lord discuss various mental health and technology topics. They touch on the influence of social media on digital natives, the rise of open relationships and ethical non-monogamy, and the role of empathic AI in providing reflection and understanding. The conversation highlights the impact of technology on mental health and relationships, and how it has both facilitated and challenged traditional norms and practices. In this conversation, Sarah Adler and Grin Lord discuss various communication and artificial intelligence topics. They explore the impact of anonymity on communication, particularly on platforms like Twitter. They also delve into the concept of AI girlfriends and the psychological implications of crafting ideal relationships. Overall, the conversation touches on the role of empathy, control, and authenticity in human interactions and the potential consequences of relying on AI for emotional connections. Takeaways Social media has significantly impacted the mental health of digital natives, providing both access to information and a platform for self-expression.Open relationships and ethical non-monogamy have become more prevalent and accepted, with social media playing a role in their visibility and normalization.Empathic AI has the potential to provide reflection and understanding, but it is important to consider the limitations and potential biases of such technology.The intersection of mental health and technology continues to evolve, with new challenges and opportunities arising as society becomes increasingly connected. Anonymity on platforms like Twitter can hinder accurate listening and understanding.AI girlfriends and similar AI personas are becoming increasingly popular, allowing individuals to control and craft ideal relationships.The use of AI for emotional connections raises questions about authenticity and the impact on expectations for human relationships.Chapters 00:00 Introduction 19:54 Social Media and Digital Natives 26:39 Open Relationships and Ethical Non-Monogamy 32:40 Empathic AI and the Need for Reflection 34:50 The Impact of Anonymity on Communication 39:31 AI Girlfriends and Authenticity

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The mental health podcast designed for digital natives and those who are perplexed by them.Join Sarah Adler on The Wavelength as she explores the evolving landscape of mental health and wellness for digital natives. With an emphasis on coping skills over labels, this forward-thinking show takes an irreverent, bold look at the latest trends shaping emotional health for those immersed in tech from a young age.Featuring conversations with professionals, influencers and peers, The Wavelength creates an open space for those born digital to discuss the unique mental health effects of always-on technology and social media. From climate anxiety to education costs, each bi-weekly episode tackles pressing issues through a lens focused on tech-savvy millennials and Gen Z.Leveraging her background spearheading innovative ways to deliver high-quality mental health care, host Sarah Adler lends credible insight into modern self-care. Join The Wavelength to learn coping methods and feel empowered to balance emotional wellness with digital demands.