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Welcome to Off the Clock; Conversations about all things in  mental health. 


The Juice, The Hot One, and The Guy spend their working hours talking about mental health. This show is what happens when they keep talking after the clock stops. Real, honest conversations about stress, relationships, family, burnout, and everything in between.


Episode one is coming soon, so follow or subscribe so you don't miss it.


Tune in to get the story behind their handles! 


Got a topic or question you want us to tackle? 

Send it to podcast@offtheclockconversations.com, 

Find us on Instagram at @offtheclockconversations.


This podcast is for conversation, not therapy. If you're in crisis, call or text 988.


In the meantime watch this episode that offers a few Expressions of Advice


See you soon, Off the Clock.

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