In this episode, Dr. Catherine Quinlan delves into the significance of mental health, sharing her personal journey and insights. She discusses the importance of understanding mental health, coping mechanisms, and the role of boundaries in maintaining well-being. The conversation also touches on societal impacts, the connection between mental health and personal experiences, and the importance of recognizing oneself. Catherine emphasizes the need for open discussions about mental health, especially concerning children, and expresses her commitment to addressing these topics in her work.
Dr. Quinlan is author of recent book Black Representation in the Science Curriculum: Implications for Identity, Culture, Belonging, and Curriculum Development
You can find a more complete list of her work on her website www.visibilityinstem.com and on https://linktr.ee/catherinequinlan
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