Episode Nineteen: Trevor Isaminger, Sam Houston State Athletic Marketing Manager
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More Than A Name...
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Sam Houston State Athletic Marketing Manager Trevor Isaminger realized his body and mind were changing and he was not himself anymore during the cross-over sports season. Isaminger takes us through his mental health journey and his advice to those struggling with anxiety and/or depression. If you are struggling, it does get better and people are here to help you.
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