trey: welcome back to sunday night in america. it s a challenging time for our country, no wonder man americans are experiences anxiety and depression. young people seem to be bearing the brunt of it. u.s. teens are grappling with mental health problem in record numbers. and suicide is a big problem, may is mental health awareness time, always the right time to help those. need. doctor kevin clark gilliland is joining us now. what is going on?
they are doing? how their friends are doing we re have to do a better job. if you tried those things and they are still isolated. not enjoying things they used to enjoy, talk to them about seeing a therapist or a counselor, a psychological coach if you will. we have to think about things differently with our emotions, never been a greater time to say i just need to look at my situation different and talk to someone who has done this before, about how i can move through the world different, we have to do a better job of that. trey: great advice from dr. kevin clark gilliland. good to be here. trey: washington state almost released a mass murderer back into society, the governor overruled the parole board, one of the
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greatest gymnasts. she was overwhelming favorite to win multiple golds at the olympics. then she withdrew. because she was struggling with the mental side of her sport, that also impacted the physical side of her sport, critics pounce, do you know what in a have in common? not a single one is named simone biles, not one that i heard is an elite level gymnast. she joins a growing list of athletes who are not afraid to talk about the mental side of competition, here to talk about it now, clinical psychologist dr. gilliland. thank you. trey: she is in the sport where a fraction of a second is difference between landing on your feet and neck. why not let her decide whether