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It’s no secret that the pandemic has indeed taken a toll on all of our mental health and it isn’t often that you get to talk to any professional about your experiences. In the past episodes we have heard about the life and struggles of the common people in school and in work and in this episode of MentaliTalks we will be bringing in all of that discussion to a mental health professional and see what can be done about them from a professional standpoint.

The current state of the world was also hard on the people of the working class. These people that put food on the table and keep our electricity running definitely had to adjust to what the pandemic restrictions asked of them. The new pandemic life demanded changes to their daily routines and robbed the newbloods of the workforce of some valuable on-site experiences. In this episode of MentaliTalks, we will be hearing from veterans and beginners in the working field about how they handled the transition from working on-site to the work from home setup and their experiences and struggles in this pandemic life. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abby Tee ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Klyde Eugenio WRITERS: Rashdi Laurente, Edrei Longatang, Janzen Angel, Christine Arce DIRECTOR: Kim Emerenciana EDITORS: Christine Arce & Rashdi Laurente HOSTS: Shannen Fernando & Nadine Escalaw GUESTS: Rica Paquio & Klarence Dela Rosa Materum

This online setting has been tough on students and teachers alike. We experience worries and struggles that the person on the other side of the screen may not fully comprehend. In this episode of MentaliTalks, we will be bridging the gap between students and teachers and see how the online constraint affected them as a whole. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER: Abby Tee ASSOCIATE PRODUCER: Klyde Eugenio WRITERS: Rashdi Laurente, Edrei Longatang DIRECTOR: Kim Emerenciana EDITORS: Kim Emerenciana & Patrice Mendoza HOSTS: Shannen Fernando & Emanuelle Rei Llarenas GUESTS: Vincent Angelo Suarez & Joanarace Tena Lampa