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Discovering meaningful ways to support young people during their critical transition to adulthood has never been more important. Shay Omokhomion joins us to reveal how her Good Soil program is transforming the lives of high school juniors and seniors through innovative mental health support and leadership development.

As a licensed LPC and former educator, Shay brings unique insight into what today's students truly need. She shares how her organization, Impact to Imprint, created G.U.D. Soil (standing for Grace, Understanding, and Discipline) specifically to address the gap between classroom education and real-world readiness. Through compelling stories, Shay explains how seemingly simple activities like "lunchtime table talks" provide powerful opportunities for students to build confidence, develop emotional regulation skills, and form trusting relationships with adults who care.

What makes Shay's approach remarkable is her focus on partnership rather than adding burdens to already overwhelmed educators. Having grown up in Oklahoma City and benefiting from community organizations herself, she understands firsthand the transformative power of mentorship and support during adolescence. "We are the seeds, and our children are the fertile soil," she explains, framing her work as both community service and ministry.

The conversation highlights how G.U.D. Soil engages students with relevant, practical skills that transfer from school settings to adulthood, helping them navigate challenges with newfound confidence. For listeners passionate about youth development, education, or mental health, this episode offers inspiring insights and actionable ways to support the next generation. Join the movement by sharing this episode or connecting directly with Shay to volunteer or contribute to this vital community initiative. Contact info: hello@impact2imprint.com Text: 405.697.1155

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