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🎙️ Mind Matters Podcast Launches with a Powerful First Episode on Youth Mental Health

At Siouxland Mental Health Center, every day is an opportunity to make a difference, but this week, that mission feels especially meaningful.


We’re thrilled to announce the launch of our new podcast:


Mind Matters: Conversations That Make a Difference

In honor of Make a Difference Day (coming up this Saturday), we’re kicking off this series with a powerful first episode that shines a light on the mental health challenges facing kids and teens in our community.


🎧 Episode 1: Supporting Young Minds Why Kids' Mental Health Matters


Guest: Amy Small, LISW — Director of Child & Adolescent Services


In our debut episode, host Morgan Haskell, Marketing and Fund Development Director, sits down with Amy Small, LISW, to discuss what mental health looks like for children and adolescents in today’s world.


From school pressures and anxiety to trauma and early intervention, Amy brings years of experience and heart to the conversation. She shares how her team helps young clients build resilience and why it’s so important for caregivers, teachers, and communities to understand the early warning signs of emotional struggle.

🧠 “You don’t have to wait until a child is in crisis to ask for help. We’re here for the early signs too.” — Amy Small, LISW

Whether you're a parent, grandparent, educator, or someone who cares about the next generation, this is a conversation you don’t want to miss.


Why a Podcast?

Mind Matters was created to bring real, honest conversations about mental health into the community. Each month, we’ll feature guests from different walks of life, from mental health professionals to people with lived experience, educators, and community advocates.

Together, we’ll explore how we can reduce stigma, increase understanding, and create space for healing, one conversation at a time.


🎧 Listen Now:

💚 Make a Difference with Us

As we approach Make a Difference Day this Saturday, we invite you to make an impact by simply listening. Share the episode. Start a conversation. Let someone know they’re not alone.

Because mental health matters, and so do you.



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