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Randye Kaye 2/23/22 Randye Kaye 2/23/22

Happier Made Simple™ author Randye Kaye: The Seven Core Phrases and how they work

Here’s a short video interview to explain the Core Concepts and Phrases of Happier Made Simple™. (interview date launch day 2/23/22)

Randye Kaye 2/2/22 Randye Kaye 2/2/22

Does Your Loved One Have Schizophrenia? Here are 10 Ways You Can Help

As featured in Parade.com article: https://parade.com/1193685/shelby-deering/how-to-help-someone-with-schizophrenia/

Randye Kaye 4/10/21 Randye Kaye 4/10/21

As Featured by Mental Health Association of San Mateo County, 2021 Zoom interview and presentation

Randye Kaye 4/1/21 Randye Kaye 4/1/21

Keynote Presentation for Mental Health Association of San Mateo County

for Mental Health Association of San Mateo County,

comments: “Today was a resounding success because of you. We’re getting so many rave reviews. Many of our staff were moved to tears. I do hope we can work together again.” – Sara Furrer, mhamsc

Randye Kaye 3/5/21 Randye Kaye 3/5/21

The High Energy Girl Podcast with Tracee Gluhaith

Before I cemented the final title on the book, I was interviewed by Tracee Gluhaith for her High Energy Girl podcast. Click on the image, then hit Play to hear it. Enjoy!

Randye Kaye 3/1/21 Randye Kaye 3/1/21

Extra Innings Podcast with Albert Dabah

REVEALING SCHIZOPHRENIA WITH RANDYE KAYE

Extra Innings is a mental health podcast that hopes to spark conversation about the sensitive topics of mental illness, anxiety, depression, and suicide. Albert Dabah is the host, a life coach with a Masters in Social Work who interviews mental health workers, actors, and coaches about what mental health means to them and their experiences from their own lives. Here we aim to break down the stigmatized subject of mental illness in digestible and relatable ways, bringing more voices to the table to engage with these vital topics.

Extra Innings is an amazing Indie Movie about baseball and a lot more. “The movie is a coming of age story of a young man, David Sabah, caught between pursuing his dream of becoming a professional baseball player and the pressures of his conservative Syrian-Jewish family and religion. On top of this, the family must deal with the reality of mental health.” –