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Beyond #10 October

Beyond #10 October

By: Lubelihle Audrey Mazithulela and Be the change. Media Network
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The devastating impacts of the mental health crisis on the youth are impossible to ignore. While the 10th of October was set aside to commemorate World Mental Health Day annually, growing concerns on the alleviation of the crisis still remain. In this podcast, Lubelihle Audrey Mazithulela explores all-things-mental-health with youth activists, storytellers and mental health professionals from around the world. The aim of the podcast is to keep mental health awareness alive while also acknowledging the realities of life. Tune in for thought provoking conversations and expert insights beyond #10 October!Copyright 2025 All rights reserved. Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology Psychology & Mental Health
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  • Welcome to the first episode of Beyond #10 October!
    May 28 2025

    In this episode, the host Lubelihle Audrey Mazithulela introduces herself and provides a glimpse of what to expect in future episodes. Lubelihle reflects on her past mental health struggles, hopes for the future and how she endeavours to spread a message of hope to other youth around the world beyond #10 October.

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    You can also follow Beyond #10 October on Instagram @beyond10october.podcast.

    For more information about the show, follow Be the change. Media Network on Instagram @bethechangemedianetwork or visit the website www.bethechangemedianetwork.com.

    To contact Lubelihle directly, send an email to: lubelihleaudreymazithulela@gmail.com.

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