Welcome to the Soz Not Soz pod; an open conversation about mental health in our global community.

On today's episode, we are talking about Daddy Issues. Yasmine takes us through the origins of this popular term and how it's evolved through popular culture. The girls also discuss whether using the term "daddy issues" against others has a basis in victim blaming.

Thank you everyone for all your patience while we navigate Victoria's covid-normal status with surprise lockdowns! We're back, and will hopefully stay back on the weekly basis that you all love!

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Welcome to the Soz Not Soz pod; an open conversation about mental health in our global community.

On today's episode, we are discussing Growth Mindset. Soraya takes us through what it means, the differences between a growth and fixed mindset, and the ways in which having one or the other can impact our lives.

We're back and ready for 2021! We thank all of you, our lovely listeners, for your patience and support during our holiday hiatus.

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Welcome to the Soz Not Soz pod; an open conversation about mental health in our global community.

On today's episode, we're having an informal discussion about timelines, and the societal pressure to achieve certain milestones by certain ages.

Liked this episode?

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Lifeline: 13 11 14

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ReachOut: au.reachout.com

Kids Help Line: 1800 55 1800

Or your local GP