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Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the (IN)vision Podcast, we sit down with Kacie, one of School Care Team’s newest Program Specialists. Kacie introduces herself and shares more about her journey, from her college years to the experiences that led her to the work she does today in the mental health field. She also gives listeners a glimpse into her current role and what she has learned along the way. Tune in and get to know Kacie, her story, and the newest chapter of her journey with School Care Team!

Send us Fan Mail We’re back with Part 2 of our conversation with Darrion White! After exploring Darrion’s journey in Part 1, we shift the conversation toward the future, talking about AI, education, and what students need to succeed in a changing world. Darrion shares his perspective on how technology is evolving, the role AI can play in education, and the skills students will need as they prepare for what comes next. If you haven’t listened to Part 1, “The Journey Before the Conversation | Darrion White,” check it out first, then join us as we continue the conversation!

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of (In)vision, we sit down with Darrion White for the first part of a two-part conversation. Darrion shares his journey, the experiences that have shaped him, and the lessons he’s learned along the way. It’s a conversation about growth, perspective, and how our experiences influence where we go next. And we’re just getting started.  Stick around for Part 2, where we take the conversation even further and dive into AI, education, and an important question: What do students need as the world continues to change around them?  Listen to Part 1 now, and stay tuned for Part 2!

Send us Fan Mail Diontre Jones, MS, BCaBC/ Behavior Consultant, returns to the (IN)vision Podcast for an insightful conversation about mental fitness, parenting, and empowering young people to thrive. In this episode, we revisit the foundations of mental fitness—what it is, why it matters, and how developing healthy mental habits can positively impact every area of life. Diontre shares practical perspectives on building resilience, strengthening emotional well-being, and creating environments where young people can succeed. We also take a deeper dive into the critical role parents play in their children's development. From fostering open communication to modeling healthy behaviors, the discussion highlights how parents can be more intentional and engaged in supporting their children's growth. A key focus of the conversation is teaching children the importance of autonomy. Diontre explores why helping young people understand their ability to make choices, set boundaries, and advocate for their needs is essential for creating the best possible environment for their own success. By empowering children to take ownership of their well-being, parents and caregivers can help them develop confidence, responsibility, and lifelong skills for navigating challenges. Join us for a meaningful discussion filled with practical insights for parents, educators, and anyone invested in helping young people build stronger, healthier futures.

Send us Fan Mail The INvision Podcast welcomes Aisha Diss, Founder & Executive Director of Project Me. In this powerful episode, Aisha shares her personal journey through recovery—the challenges she faced, the resilience it took to keep going, and the moments that shaped her path. She opens up about her experiences, which inspired the creation of Project Me, and how the organization has continued to grow, providing support, connection, and hope to others navigating their own recovery journey.

Send us Fan Mail As we welcome Evangelina to the InVision Podcast, she shares her journey through middle and high school, opening up about the challenges she faced along the way. She reflects on the trusted adults who supported her during difficult moments and how her support system has grown stronger over time. Her story is a powerful reminder that you’re never alone—and that the right people can make all the difference

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the InVision Podcast, the School Care Team shines a spotlight on three incredible student guests from AmpLab who are already making moves to create change. These high school students are launching their own media company, Mind Over Chatter, and using their voices to spark meaningful conversations that matter. This episode celebrates their vision, leadership, and determination to make a difference. Mind Over Chatter is focused on reducing youth violence, encouraging stronger and more positive communication between youth and adults, and creating space for real conversations about the mental health challenges students are facing every day. You will hear directly from these young leaders as they share what inspired their work, why this message is so important, and how they hope to influence their peers and communities for the better. Their passion is contagious, their message is powerful, and their commitment to change is inspiring. Tune in to hear from a rising generation of changemakers who are choosing courage, connection, and conversation as tools for a better future.

Send us Fan Mail The (IN)vision Podcast welcomes Cornelia for a powerful and heartfelt conversation. Cornelia shares challenges she experienced growing up alongside a family member with disabilities, and how those early years shaped her perspective, resilience, and voice. She reflects on the critical role self-advocacy played during that time—and why it continues to be an essential part of her life today. This episode offers an honest look at family, identity, and the lifelong importance of speaking up for yourself and others.

Send us Fan Mail Andrea Long joins the (IN)vision Podcast as a guest to share her personal journey of discovering and embracing her authentic self. In this episode, she reflects on growth, vulnerability, and the process of living in alignment with one’s true identity. An inspiring and honest conversation for anyone navigating self-discovery and personal transformation.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the (IN)vision Podcast, we sit down with Isabella, a passionate student with a growing curiosity for the world of neuroscience. She shares what first sparked her interest in the brain, what she’s learned so far, and how understanding neuroscience shapes the way she sees herself and others.  Join us as Isabella reflects on the connections between science, empathy, and education — and how young people can turn curiosity into purpose.

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of the (IN)Vision Podcast, we welcome Elizabeth, one of the School Care Team’s  Program Specialists. Before joining our team, Elizabeth spent 12 years as a high school biology teacher, where she not only inspired a love of science but also became a trusted adult for countless students navigating the challenges of life. Elizabeth shares her journey from the classroom to her role at the School Care Team, reflecting on the impact of being a steady, supportive presence for her students. She discusses what it meant to be a trusted adult whom students could turn to, the lessons she learned along the way, and how her teaching experience shapes the way she now helps nurture cultures of care in schools across our community.

Send us Fan Mail 🎙️ On this new episode of the (IN)vision Podcast, we sit down with Krista, Program Coordinator at the School Care Team, to hear her powerful story of resilience and self-advocacy. Krista opens up about the challenges she’s faced in her own life and how she found the strength to keep moving forward. She shares what resilience means to her, the importance of speaking up for yourself, and how these lessons shape the work she does today. Whether you’re navigating your own challenging season or seeking inspiration, Krista’s journey serves as a reminder that even in the most difficult moments, growth and hope are possible.

Send us Fan Mail On this episode of the (IN)vision Podcast, a 12-year-old guest offered a powerful and relatable perspective on mental health. He explained that mental health looks different for everyone—similar to how someone who is colorblind sees colors differently than someone who isn’t. It doesn’t mean one way is right or wrong; it just shows how each person experiences the world in their own unique way. His message was simple but meaningful: everyone’s version of mental health is valid, and no one should feel alone in what they’re going through.

Send us Fan Mail We're excited to welcome back Phil Amburgey, Program Specialist at the School Care Team, for another engaging episode. In this conversation, Phil opens up about one of his greatest passions—travel—and the joy, growth, and perspective it brings. But he doesn’t stop there. Phil also takes a thoughtful dive into the dangers of escapism, exploring how the desire to “get away” can sometimes mask deeper needs or unresolved issues.

Send us Fan Mail Andy Northrop returns as a guest on the (IN)vision Podcast to share insights from his current role as a Program Specialist with the School Care Team, where he helps schools strengthen systems of care for students. He reflects on his 10 years as a case manager and how that experience shaped his understanding of resilience, something he built through perseverance, empathy, and a strong commitment to supporting others. Andy’s grounded, solution-focused approach has allowed him to overcome challenges and drive meaningful change in both individual lives and school communities.