

The U.S. parental mental health crisis and what to do about it
Jan 16, 2025
Robin Koslowitz, a clinical psychologist specializing in parent and family therapy, and Tova Klein, a psychology professor at Barnard College, dive deep into the U.S. parental mental health crisis. They reveal that nearly half of parents struggle with overwhelming stress, particularly in light of COVID and rising childcare costs. The duo discusses the urgency for policy changes and better support systems, especially for Black parents dealing with societal pressures. They emphasize the importance of community, resilience, and the evolving landscape of modern parenting.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Navigating Parenthood in a Modern World
02:00 • 12min
Understanding the Parental Mental Health Crisis in America
13:32 • 3min
Navigating Parenthood in a Complex World
16:28 • 15min
Understanding Parental Stress and Its Impact on Families
31:34 • 4min
Navigating the Realities of Modern Parenting
35:20 • 15min