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Listen, Mental Health Matters: Katy Hopkins, Ph.D., and Dr. Chris Peters, Norton Children’s (opens the original)
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In the 15th episode of the “Listen, Mental Health Matters” podcast series, Brian Giebink, behavioral and mental health practice director, travels to Louisville, Kentucky, to talk with Katy Hopkins, Ph.D., medical director of Norton Children’s Behavioral Health, and Dr. Chris Peters, child and adolescent psychiatrist and sports psychiatrist at Norton Children’s, about building a more connected continuum of behavioral healthcare for children and families. Hopkins and Peters share how their careers
Spectations: University Capital Projects and Athletic Events with Tim Baron (opens the original)
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In this episode of Spectations, Andrew Elmer, HDR architecture sports and recreation director, welcomes Tim Baron, associate principal in HDR’s sports and recreation architecture practice. Tim details how his experience in college athletics, event and capital project management, and supporting the College Football Playoff National Championship has informed his approach to both sports facility design and working with clients. Andrew and Tim explore the importance of relationships, fan-focused ven
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