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Why the Y matters to YOUR life and YOUR CommunityThe Y is your first stop for well-being, connection and purpose. This podcast is where we ask "Y in the World?" and answer with stories that show how the Y fits into YOUR world.
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Y in the World is Back to School So Hard? (opens the original)
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Charity and Kayleigh tackle the back-to-school conversation that often gets overlooked: youth mental health in Stark County. They’re joined by Mary Kreitz, a licensed professional counselor and lead therapist for CNA’s trauma program, who shares insights from 20+ years of working with kids through anxiety, depression, and the pressures of a new school year. Hear why supporting young people’s well-being matters just as much as backpacks and new sneakers—and what families, schools, and communities
Y in the World Do We Keep Coming Back to the Y? (opens the original)
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In today's episode, Kayleigh and Charity celebrate the YMCA’s 175th anniversary by exploring why people keep coming back to the Y. Hear perspectives from Archie, a five-year-old who loves to swim; Art, a 98-year-old member whose Y friendships and fitness routine keep him active; and YMCA of Central Stark County CEO Rich Micelli.
Y in the World Do We Take Care of Our Teachers? (opens the original)
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In today's episode of Why in the World, Kayleigh and Charity explore what it truly means to build a stronger community by looking beyond student wellness and focusing on the people who support them every day. They sit down with Lake Local School District Superintendent Brett Yeagley to discuss why investing in staff health and well-being is essential for thriving schools.
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