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Interview 1: Bree Barton, Author of "Zia Erases the World", Discussing Mental Health and Children and Writing
Interview 1: Bree Barton, Author of "Zia Erases the World", Discussing Mental Health and Children and Writing
Interview 1: Bree Barton, Author of "Zia Erases the World", Discussing Mental Health and Children and Writing
Saturday 4th June 2022
Join Dr. Sulman Aziz Mirza as he chats with Bree Barton about mental health, humor, and writing for kids on TheKicksShrink Podcast.
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And I think, yeah, it's like Pixar does that so well? You know, I'm always kind of calibrating to make sure that I have a balance right and that there is room for moving moments.
Imagine tackling the heavy topic of mental health with a sprinkle of humor and a dash of creativity. That's exactly what Bree Barton does in her conversation with Dr. Sulman Aziz Mirza on TheKicksShrink Podcast. Bree, the author of 'Zia Erases the World', shares her unique journey from writing her first book at just ten years old to becoming a mental health advocate and celebrated author.
She opens up about how writing became her coping mechanism during childhood struggles and the role humor plays in her life and work. The episode dives into serious topics like the spread of misinformation about mental health on the internet and the ongoing controversies surrounding book bans in schools, particularly those involving LGBTQ+ literature. Bree and Dr. Mirza also discuss the importance of diversity and representation in children's books and how creativity can foster connections among people facing similar challenges.
With a blend of personal anecdotes and broader insights, this episode offers a refreshing and engaging take on mental health and literature. Perfect for parents, educators, or anyone interested in the intersection of mental health and creativity, this conversation promises to leave you both informed and inspired.