For our fourth episode, we look to the future.

Specifically towards a post-COVID-19 world.  What support will youth need to navigate coming out of the pandemic?  We wanted a more clinical and professional insight into this matter for this episode.  Towards that end Winnie and Camila sat down with Bernie Yeung of Hope and Me - MDAO.

Bernie works with youth on their mental health at a non profit headquartered in the GTA in Ontario.  He works with youth from a variety of backgrounds, ages, and socio-economic status.  At Hope and Me - MDAO he is a peer support facilitator for numerous programs in the organization.

Bernie joins Winnie and Camila to provide his insight and professional experience on what youth are experiencing post-COVID-19 as well as what some of the programs and tools Hope and Me - MDAO are able to provide to assist youth on their journey.

Winnie Diverlus is a Child Development Strategist, Educator, and Program Facilitator

Camila Cortes is a registered Social Worker, Community Advocate and Program Facilitator.

This podcast is made possible by:

Hope and Me - Mood Disorders Association of Ontario and their website Changingmindswithyouth.ca

and

The Ontario Trillium Foundation

Production services provided by Joel MacLeod

Music by Roman Kostiuk - Licensed from Pixabay