Publishing children's books: Another path to knowledge mobilization with Marlee Kostiner
About this episode
Marlee Kostiner discusses her journey in publishing children's books and the significance of knowledge translation in mental health.
Marlee Kostiner put her passions for writing, digital media, and mental health to use publishing children's books. She has one of her own - Namoosté - but her main focus is on helping mental health professionals write evidence-based books for kids. She joins Mind Full to discuss the publishing process and the importance of knowledge translation in today's world. Garden Wolf Publishing: https://www.gardenwolfpublishing.com/ Marlee's email: mailto:marlee@gardenwolfpublishing.com
More episodes of Mind Full: The Canadian Psychological Association podcast
- A lifetime of advocacy: Supporting survivors of clergy sexual abuse with Gemma Hickey
- Bipolar disorder and a new health information tool with Dr. Kelsey Collimore
- Jinn in the Family: Oral storytelling and cultural richness with Dr. Rehman Abdulrehman
- This is Psychology: HIV, AIDS, and healthcare inequity with Dr. Sean Rourke
- This is Psychology: Cancer care and psycho-oncology with Bob Wakeham and Dr. Sheila Garland
- This is Psychology: Children, domestic violence, and the COVID carryover
Explore listener stats, chart rankings, contacts and more on the Mind Full: The Canadian Psychological Association podcast podcast page.