What does good mental health support actually look like for globally mobile students and the international schools and universities that serve them? In Part 1 of this two-part Global Student Voices conversation, Coach Scott Martin sits down with Noa Kanter, M.A. — Head of Counseling Services, Safeguarding Officer, and Crisis Support Team Lead at Linden Global Learning in Berlin — for an honest, deeply practical conversation about the mental health gap quietly shaping the experience of today’s global students.Noa retires the term “self-care” and offers in its place the collaborative care plan: a system-level approach to student wellbeing that moves deliberately from institution to community to self. She unpacks why social media has made this generation of international students uniquely vulnerable to the gap between expectation and reality, why student wellbeing should be framed as a spectrum rather than a binary, and what good institutional policy actually looks like in practice. School leaders, international school counselors, parents of TCKs, and students preparing for university transition will all find something they can use this week.Part 2 — on transition preparation starting in grade nine, breaking the elite-school comparison trap, and the one thing every school director should do this week — follows next.About the GuestNoa Kanter, M.A., is a Clinical Child Psychologist with double training in clinical and educational psychology, based in Berlin. www.linden-education.com | LinkedIn: Noa Kanter.▸ GSS International School Consulting https://www.theglobalstudentsolutions.com/international-schools ▸ GSS Membership NetworkVisit theglobalstudentsolutions.com and join today.#internationalschool #internationalschoolmentalhealth #thirdculturekids #globalstudentvoices #globalstudents #studentwellbeing #collaborativecare #lindengloballearning #studyabroad #studyabroadmentalhealth #internationalschoolcounseling #tcksupport #tck #internationalstudents #internationaleducation This video is brought to you by Global Student Solutions and My Career & College Coach and more information is available on the website at www.theGlobalStudentSolutions.com