In this enlightening discussion, Michelle Munson, a social work professor, talks about how technology and societal factors impact Gen Z's mental health. Rachel Holloman, a suicide prevention director, shares alarming statistics about Georgia's rising rates and the challenges of rural access. Tricia Baker, who founded Attitudes in Reverse after her son's suicide, emphasizes the importance of school education and breaking stigma. Together, they explore cultural disparities and innovative strategies for prevention, highlighting the urgent need for comprehensive mental health support.
