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Well-Being: Youth Mental Health with The Washington Post
Youth mental health has emerged as one of today’s defining public-health issues. To mark Mental Health Awareness Month, join Washington Post Live for conversations with top advocates and experts about the state of youth mental health and pathways for a healthier future.
In this segment presented by Calm Health, Calm’s Chief Clinical Officer, Dr. Chris Mosunic, will discuss the role digital mental health tools can play in supporting the mental health of today’s youth. The conversation will explore how digital solutions can help improve access to care, reduce stigma, and provide innovative, evidence-based programs to address the mental health needs of the whole family.
Speakers
Dr. Chris Mosunic
Chief Clinical Officer, Calm
Chris Mosunic is a licensed clinical psychologist and registered dietitian specializing in forming, scaling, and managing large provider teams and networks at healthcare start-ups and both privately and publicly held healthcare organizations. Before his current role as the chief clinical officer at Calm, Chris served as an executive healthcare leader at Yale New Haven Health, Johnson and Johnson, Rivermend Health, Advanced Recovery Systems, and Vida Health.
Chris received his undergraduate degree in biology and psychology from Bucknell University, his MS in nutritional biochemistry from Tufts, his PhD in clinical psychology from Vanderbilt, and his MBA from Yale.
Sara Goo
President, WP Creator Network, The Washington Post
Sara Kehaulani Goo is President of WP Creator Network, a new division of The Washington Post focused on growing audience and revenue through partnerships with independent creators. Goo is an award-winning journalist who has led some of the nation’s largest news organizations in Washington, D.C. Before joining The Post, she served as Editor-in-Chief and Executive Editor of Axios, a digital news start-up, through its completed acquisition. She previously served as Managing Editor for digital content at NPR. This is her second stint at The Post; Sara worked previously as a business editor and reporter and Senior News Director at The Washington Post earlier in her career.