Here We Go with Carly Zucker

Carly sits down with two professionals from EmPATH - a facility that personally helped her during crisis. EmPATH is Minnesota’s FIRST emergency mental health unit. Learn more about this groundbreaking resource and Carly’s experience at EmPATH.

Carly is joined by Pam Lanhart - the creator of Thrive. Losing a child is unimaginable for many of us and what we do after that loss what do we do? Pam created Thrive! - a Family Recovery Resource that takes a family-first approach to addiction and recovery with evidence-based solutions. If you’re looking for support (in many ways) this is the episode for you.

Kicking off season 2 with an eye-opening interview: Dr. Brenden Turvo-Clemmens is an Assistant Professor  of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at University of Minnesota sharing the latest clinical advances when treating mental health. Fighting social stigma, tying mental health and substance use and more… we learn from Dr. Turvo-Clemmens who is an integral figure in the research and treatment at Masonic institute of the developing brain. Masonic is redefining brain health and the way we treat and understand mental health with a specialty in substance use disorders - specifically adolescents.You’ll be wow’d at the information Dr. Turvo-Clemmens shares with us. Most importantly, he provides hope for people who may be struggling. Welcome back! Thanks for listening.

Patrick Flanagan shares his personal journey from addiction to recovery. Carly learns about his inspiring moments and the lessons along the way.

Dr. Jennifer Exo joins Carly for this week’s episode. Dr. Exo is the Associate Medical Director Hazelden Betty Ford Center for Teens, Young Adults and Families. One of the top questions Carly receives is: How do I talk to my kids about mental health and/or addiction? This episode provides the answers!

Carly hosts Stephen Cantwell - the person who helped create the treatment center Carly first went to for long-term help: Beaturre. Stephen is 17 years sober; a successful businessman and loving family member and friend. But it wasn't always that way; hear his story from addiction and arrests to recovery and paying it forward.

Ask me anything! Unflitered and honest; Carly answers your questions on this week's episode!

Ask me anything! Unflitered and honest; Carly answers your questions on this week's episode!

A real open conversation about being the support person to someone with mental health and/or substance issues and what YOU can do to take care of yourself and help those you love!

PART 4 - Welcome to Carly Zucker’s Podcast, where we dive into the deep, real, and raw conversations of life—relationships, mental health, trauma, and recovery—along with everything in between. Each week, Carly explores these difficult topics, embracing vulnerability and the beauty in brokenness. Through candid conversations, she shares her own journey and provides resources to offer hope and raise awareness.

PART 3 - Welcome to Carly Zucker’s Podcast, where we dive into the deep, real, and raw conversations of life—relationships, mental health, trauma, and recovery—along with everything in between. Each week, Carly explores these difficult topics, embracing vulnerability and the beauty in brokenness. Through candid conversations, she shares her own journey and provides resources to offer hope and raise awareness.

PART 2 - Welcome to Carly Zucker’s Podcast, where we dive into the deep, real, and raw conversations of life—relationships, mental health, trauma, and recovery—along with everything in between. Each week, Carly explores these difficult topics, embracing vulnerability and the beauty in brokenness. Through candid conversations, she shares her own journey and provides resources to offer hope and raise awareness.

PART1 - Welcome to Carly Zucker’s Podcast, where we dive into the deep, real, and raw conversations of life—relationships, mental health, trauma, and recovery—along with everything in between. Each week, Carly explores these difficult topics, embracing vulnerability and the beauty in brokenness. Through candid conversations, she shares her own journey and provides resources to offer hope and raise awareness.