Stigma on College Campuses with the Drop The Puck Boys (Stefan Lehtoborich and Adan Moallemi)

12/11/20 • 47 min

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Welcome back to Life's a Wreck where this week I'm joined by the boys from Drop The Puck for Mental Health (DTP), Stefan Lehtoborich and Adan Moallemi. These UBC undergrads and brothers at their respective fraternities started DTP as a way to combat the stigma surrounding mental health on their campus. Since starting the organization 2 years ago they have raised nearly $50,000 for mental health initiatives. Kick back, chill out and listen to a couple of guys be guys, bros be bros, and mental health advocates shoot the breeze about all things mental health.
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What's up guys and welcome back to another Life's a Wreck. This week we're talking about something that I really feel is one of the more unspoken areas of mental health and that's addiction. Or maybe the better way to phrase that is one of the areas I don't think we talk about in the right way. This week I have public speaker and recovered addict Andrew Stokes on the show to talk about his experiences with addiction and what's led him to now being (Cali) sober for nearly 5 years. It's a great talk between two good-looking Maritimers so you aren't gonna want to miss it. Kick back, relax, and let's chat about addiction.
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