North Star Networks

Exception Seekers

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Welcome to Exception Seekers, the show where we challenge conventional views on youth mental health, and explore stories and experiences that offer alternative perspectives.

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North Star Networks

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Health

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29. Mai 2026

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Parenting without perfection: A new perspective on family mental health 16.05.2025

During this episode, Dr. Rob Meeder, shares insights from his journey as a pediatrician and his shift toward understanding mental health through a relational, family-centered lens. He discusses how early childhood experiences, particularly trauma and trust, shape both individual behaviours and societal norms. He emphasizes the importance of fostering trust and emotional resilience, especially in t...

Episode 1: Exceptions, Risk, and the Power of Showing Up as Yourself 02.05.2025

In this first episode, Anne and Colleen explore how the experiences of childhood, family, and community shape the ways we show up in the world — and how small moments of exception can open new possibilities. Anne reflects on her journey from feeling the pressures of cultural expectations to discovering a deeper sense of self through leadership at summer camp. Her story illustrates how authentic le...

Exception Seekers Teaser 24.04.2025

Here's a listen at what to expect with Exception Seekers. Catch the first episode, May 2nd.

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