MAGOBIO is back, the bet of the Universitat Politècnica de València for the mental health of its students.
The Universitat Politècnica de València, through its platform UPV Podcast has released the second season of its leading proposal in listeners: MAGOBIO a mental health podcast created by and for students.
In each episode of MAGOBIO, a group of UPV students discusses a central issue of concern to them. With the aim of helping those who may be in the same situation on the other side.
The second season has brought to the table the importance of the support network, the consequences of overthinking and hyperproductivity; demotivation; FOMO and technology addiction, four episodes that can already be listened to at this link, and on the Ivoox and Spotify platforms. And in the coming weeks we will address grief (October 16), self-demand (October 23), social anxiety (October 30) and how to deal with the end of a stage (November 6).
Eating disorders (ED), anxiety, gender identity, attention deficit disorder (ADHD) or how to deal with depression were the topics addressed in the first season. Always with the advice from the psychologist Pau Palau de Llago who analyzes the conversation and gives final advice in each episode.
At a time when mental health represents one of the main challenges for young people, this initiative aims to provide a space for dialogue and support.
MAGOBIO is an initiative promoted by the professor Rebeca Díez Somavilla, academic director of the Degree in Audiovisual Communication taught at the Gandia campus in collaboration with the Communication Area of the Universitat Politècnica de València and produced by The Voice Village.