Building Resilient Futures: Education and Mental Health Insights with Dr. Hill and Dr. Keller

At the dynamic intersection of education and mental health are two experts who we are thrilled to have on the Learning From Leaders podcast: Dr. Joan Buchanan Hill and Dr. Andy Keller. Dr. Hill, Head of School at the Lamplighter School in Dallas, Texas, shares her insights on fostering resilience and emotional growth among young learners, emphasizing the importance of maintaining a balanced and supportive educational environment. Dr. Keller, President and CEO of the Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute, discusses the evolving landscape of mental health policy and the critical role of early intervention and support systems in schools. Together, they explore the challenges facing today’s youth, the impact of technology, and the vital need for community and parental involvement. This episode is a thought-provoking conversation on how we can better equip our children and communities for a healthier, more connected future. Tune in to gain valuable insights from leaders who are shaping the future of education and mental health in North Texas and beyond.

Episode Details:

Episode 5, Season 1

Host: Lili Clark | Programming Chair, The Cary Council; Senior Associate at Lyda Hill Philanthropies

Guests:
Joan Buchanan Hill, Ed.D. | Catherine M. Rose Head of School, The Lamplighter School
Andy Keller, Ph.D | President & CEO, Meadows Mental Health Policy Institute

Producer: Dustin Magwire | Digital Media Manager, Southwestern Medical Foundation

Videography: Brazos Film & Video - www.brazosfilms.com

NOTE: A correction to Dr. Keller’s response during the rapid-fire segment. The book is called Killing Commendatore: A Novel (https://a.co/d/5bwBsEW)

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