BIO Girls is proud to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month alongside Gateway Automotive. In a powerful continuation of our podcast, Sidney Rustvang from Gateway Automotive shares insights from two courageous breast cancer survivors.

BIO Girls is proud to support Breast Cancer Awareness Month alongside Gateway Automotive and Edith Sanford Breast Center. This podcast highlights the inspiring stories of survivors, emphasizing the importance of early detection, honesty, support, and personal strength throughout their breast cancer journeys.

A heartfelt conversation spotlighting mental health, community strength, and the nurturing of local networks. Rebecca and her honest insights lead us through the challenges and joys of enhancing rural life and mental health. Get inspired as we explore how to build a brighter, more supportive tomorrow together.

Dive into the art of non-confrontational communication with Dr. Ender Raghib. Get expert insights on fostering mental wellness in families, dealing with children's emotions, and balancing assertiveness with empathy. Tune in and equip yourself with the tools for building stronger, happier family bonds.

Explore the physiological and intergenerational impacts of trauma, and discover pathways to resilience and healing through a blend of personal stories and expert insights with our guest speaker Laurie Robinson Sammons.

Dive deep with Tiffaney Holm as we unravel the stigma behind mental health and explore proactive strategies for both adults and children. Tiffaney sheds light on harnessing resources for support and the power of opening up. Tune in for an empowering dialogue on mental well-being!

Dive into Gabby Wolf's inspiring story, a BIO Girls participant who transformed from a shy kid to a mentor. In this heartwarming episode, Gabby discusses overcoming school struggles, the impact of mentorship, and paying it forward.

Dive into an insightful conversation on the profound relationship between social media and mental wellness, especially during Mental Health Awareness Month. Discover the balancing act between the benefits and pitfalls of our digital lives in this episode with Dr. David Harari, MD, MSB & Amber Blomberg of BCBS ND!

Laurie Robinson-Sammons has spent 50 years in the education field as a teacher, curriculum specialist, and adjunct university professor of education. In this episode, Laurie spends time helping parents understand and talk about sexual abuse and exploitation.

Dr. Erin Haugen is a Licensed Psychologist and Certified Mental Performance Consultant. She is joining us again for an episode covering growth mindset and tools to help your teen adopt this mindset when it comes to extracurricular activities.

Dr. Ender Raghib is a Pediatrician and the owner of Pinnacle Health Care. In this episode, Ender covers the topic of technology use in families.

Melissa Dahl is a Licensed Professional Clinical Counselor at Mindful Healing & Consulting. In this episode, Melissa covers the topic of suicide.

The Weinmann Family episode includes four Weinmann family members. Kaaryn is an Elementary School teacher who is mentoring for her third year with BIO Girls. She’s joined by her three daughters.

Dr. Stephanie Hanson is a Pediatrician. In this episode, Dr. Hanson covers the state of mental health in girls in North Dakota and what she sees in her line of work, how she discovered BIO Girls, and her personal experience with the program.

Dr. Erin Haugen is a Licensed Psychologist and Certified Mental Performance Consultant.  In this episode, Erin covers the topic of high-achieving girls, with tangible takeaways for parents on how to support them.

Jennifer is a Women's Health Nurse Practitioner and Certified Nurse Midwife at Essentia Health.  In this episode, Jen covers the many connections between nutrition and mental health and shares tips for parents, families, and individuals alike. 

Amanda is a Mental Health Therapist.  In this episode, Amanda covers the mind-body connection and outlines ways to help motivate kids to exercise.

Dr. Bakke has been a board-certified pediatrician for 11 years. She’s currently working at Sanford Health. She is a wife and mother to four kids including two BIO Girls. This episode covers important information that parents should know about mental health and their children including the prevalence of mental illness and some possible strategies for preventing or helping cope with mental health problems.

Christina is a licensed marriage and family therapist at the Village Family Service Center in Moorhead, MN. She provides individuals, couples, and family therapy for people of all ages who are struggling with a wide variety of challenges.

Dr. Gordon is a licensed clinical psychologist who specializes in cognitive behavioral therapy. She’s also the author of “The Suicidal Thoughts Workbook: CBT skills to reduce emotional pain, increase hope, and prevent suicide.” This episode covers suicide.