Let's Talk About It With OhioGuidestone

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There are things we all think, but don’t always say out loud. In Let’s Talk About It, the experts at OhioGuidestone unpack the real conversations happening at every stage of life. From early childhood to adulthood, we explore what behavior is really telling us, and when it might be time to reach out for support. 

  1. Aug 6

    Carrying What Others Don't See

    Sometimes the people checking in on everyone else are the ones struggling the most. Adults are often expected to keep functioning no matter how overwhelmed, exhausted, or emotionally disconnected they feel. They keep parenting, working, caregiving, and showing up for everyone else, even when they're silently carrying more than they can manage. In this episode of Let's Talk About It With OhioGuidestone, host Derek Rader sits down with Catherine Crawford, MA, LPCC-S, a Clinical Supervisor at OhioGuidestone and a Linehan Board of Certification, Certified Clinician™ in Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Catherine shares why emotional distress in adults is often overlooked, the warning signs that family, friends, and coworkers may miss, and how DBT skills can help people navigate life's most difficult moments. Together, they discuss the importance of vulnerability, challenging the stigma around asking for help, and how meaningful conversations can create hope and connection before someone reaches a crisis. If you've ever felt like you had to hold it all together, this conversation is for you. If you or someone you care about is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with trained crisis professionals at any time, day or night. For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, call 911. Talking about mental health can save lives, and every conversation matters. There are things we all think, but don't always say out loud. Is this normal? Why am I feeling so overwhelmed? Shouldn't I be able to handle this? If you've ever wondered, "Am I the only one feeling this way?" You're not, let's talk about it. OhioGuidestone's Promise Run is back! Join us at Wallace Lake in Berea on Saturday, September 22nd.  Questions about our podcast? Email podcast@ohioguidestone.org to get in touch with us. To learn more about OhioGuidestone, visit ohioguidestone.org.

  2. Jul 30

    Pressure, Uncertainty, and Finding Your Place

    Young adulthood is often seen as a time of independence, new opportunities, and exciting milestones. But behind the highlight reel, many young adults are navigating stress, anxiety, loneliness, and uncertainty while feeling pressure to have everything figured out. In Season 2, Episode 4 of Let's Talk About It With OhioGuidestone, host Derek Rader is joined by Emilene Badalamenti, MSW, LISW-S, Clinical Supervisor at OhioGuidestone, to discuss the unique mental health challenges young adults face today. Together, they explore why asking for help can feel difficult, warning signs that someone may be struggling, and how honest conversations can create hope and connection.   Whether you're a young adult or someone who cares about one, this episode offers insights and a reminder that reaching out for support is a sign of strength. Listen now and Let's Talk About It. If you or someone you care about is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with trained crisis professionals at any time, day or night. For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, call 911. Talking about mental health can save lives, and every conversation matters. There are things we all think, but don't always say out loud. Is this normal? Why am I feeling so overwhelmed? Shouldn't I be able to handle this? If you've ever wondered, "Am I the only one feeling this way?" You're not, let's talk about it. Questions about our podcast? Email podcast@ohioguidestone.org to get in touch with us. To learn more about OhioGuidestone, visit ohioguidestone.org.

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There are things we all think, but don’t always say out loud. In Let’s Talk About It, the experts at OhioGuidestone unpack the real conversations happening at every stage of life. From early childhood to adulthood, we explore what behavior is really telling us, and when it might be time to reach out for support. 

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