Summer is winding down, and back-to-school season is right around the corner. But how can parents help their children make a smooth transition from relaxed summer schedules to structured school routines? In this episode of the LSU Health Shreveport Podcast, we sit down with Michelle Yetman, PhD, Child Clinical Psychologist at The Children's Center at LSU Health Shreveport and recipient of the Louisiana Psychological Association's Distinguished Psychologist Award.Dr. Yetman shares practical advice for parents on, re-establishing healthy sleep routines, managing screen time and working effectively with teachers. We also highlight the work of The Children's Center at LSU Health Shreveport, which provides diagnostic assessment, treatment services, family education, and community outreach for children with developmental, behavioral and learning needs.

Mack McCoy’s life was built on strength. An army veteran, firefighter, and competitive weightlifter. But after a cardiac procedure led to a stroke, everything changed. Unable to walk and facing an uncertain future, Mack began a long rehabilitation journey that eventually led him to LSU Health Shreveport’s Rehabilitation Faculty Clinic.Guided by Dr. Matthew Martin and the neuro rehab team, Mack spent nearly two years rebuilding his strength and mobility. Today, Mack shares his story of resilience. From the moment he thought his life as he knew it was over… To walking, running, and ultimately stepping onto one of the biggest stages in strength sports: the Arnold Weightlifting Classic. And he didn’t just compete. He won his class.Disclaimer: The information shared in this program is for educational purposes only and is not intended as specific medical advice. The views and opinions expressed are those of the guest and do not replace guidance from your own healthcare provider. Every patient is different, so listeners and viewers should consult their primary care physician or qualified healthcare professional before starting, stopping or changing any medical treatment.

What does a “healthy life” really look like? It’s not just diet and exercise, it’s also where you work.In this episode of the LSU Health Shreveport Podcast, we take a different approach to health by focusing on the workplace. Dr. Chadwick Green, Executive Director of Human Resources at LSUHS, joins us to discuss how culture, communication and leadership shape a healthier work environment.With adults spending nearly one-third of their lives at work, the impact of workplace culture on mental and physical health can’t be ignored. From building trust and collaboration to improving meetings and communication, this episode offers real, practical advice that anyone can use, whether you're an employee or a leader.