Season 2 of Taking Good Care kicks off with Dr. Andrew and Dr. Dave continuing their thoughtful conversation on burnout. Drawing from personal experiences, the two psychologists explore the value of setting healthy boundaries, practicing self-compassion, rediscovering purpose, and reconnecting with supportive relationships. They also share practical, realistic strategies for busy lives, showing how even a few intentional minutes each day can help you reset, recharge, and feel more grounded. Tune in for an honest, relatable discussion that offers both insight and actionable tools to help you move from feeling overwhelmed to feeling more in control and energized.

In the season one finale of Taking Good Care, Dr. Andrew and Dr. Dave dive into the all-too-common issue of burnout. While often associated with workplace stress, burnout affects far more than just working adults. It can impact children, teens, and anyone juggling multiple roles and responsibilities.

They explore how burnout shows up across different stages of life, why it’s important to recognize the early warning signs, and how it can contribute to more serious mental health challenges if left unaddressed. The conversation wraps up with an introduction into strategies to help prevent burnout and maintain overall well-being. Part two will dive deeper into the practical and proactive strategies for burnout which will be the perfect launch into season two of Taking Good Care.

In this episode of Taking Good Care, Dr. Andrew and Dr. Dave explore the difficult but essential topic of self-harm and suicide. This is an issue that cannot be overlooked in mental health care. Rather than aiming to provide comprehensive clinical training or sensationalize the subject, they focus on breaking down common myths, sharing key statistics, and offering clear, practical steps you can take if someone you care about is struggling with suicidal thoughts.

This conversation is especially relevant for those who may find themselves in frontline or support roles, whether professionally or personally.

Listener discretion is advised: This episode is intended for educational and informational purposes. If you experience distress while listening and are in Canada, please call 9-8-8 for immediate support. If you are outside of Canada, please reach out to your local emergency services or a crisis helpline in your area.