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Lindsey Talks Mental Health, The Foundation, and More on CBS's 'We Need To Talk' Podcast

  • Writer: LVF News and Events
    LVF News and Events
  • Sep 9, 2024
  • 1 min read

Updated: Oct 7, 2024


To finish off the summer, our very own Lindsey Vonn joined CBS podcast hosts Alicia Jay and Ashley Nicole Moss to talk all things Olympics, mental health and more.


"I think my biggest accomplishment has been my Foundation," Vonn said. "I get to see these young women blossom into incredible people. The impact is huge because those girls are going to do the same thing for other girls... it's this cycle of paying it forward."

From speaking on her exciting adventures in Paris to shedding light on her biggest accomplishments with the Foundation, the episode is jam-packed with exciting conversations.


Tune in below!




 
 
 

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Unknown member
Feb 16

Un témoignage touchant preteur-prive et profondément humain sur la santé mentale. encourage le dialogue et inspire les autres à chercher du soutien, renforçant ainsi la solidarité et la compréhension au sein de la société.

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Feb 16

A heartfelt and reflective piece that offers meaningful life lessons. The storytelling is engaging and emotionally https://www.rallytowels.com/ resonant. appreciates authentic narratives that inspire readers, promote growth, and encourage thoughtful reflection on personal experiences and life’s deeper meanings.

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Unknown member
Jan 12

Lindsey Vonn’s dedication to mental health and empowering young women is truly inspiring. Her Foundation creates a ripple effect of positive change. Stories like hers remind us how important support systems are, whether through mentorship or professional help like addiction treatment, showing that guidance and care can transform lives.

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behimiy379
Jan 06

Like many healthcare facilities, our clinic took a hard look at how our internal workflows were functioning under pressure, and how coding and billing work together. What we discovered wasn’t unique to us, but it was eye-opening: when systems are strained, the weakest connections surface first. In our case, that connection was the handoff between clinical documentation, coding, and billing. One of the biggest lessons we learned is that coding and billing cannot operate effectively in isolation. Coding is the foundation of the revenue cycle, if codes don’t accurately reflect the clinical encounter, billing has little chance of success.

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Unknown member
Dec 16, 2025

This is such an inspiring statement! It’s incredible to see how building a foundation can create a ripple effect, empowering young women to grow, succeed, and pay it forward. Programs like this not only transform lives but also foster confidence, resilience, and a sense of community. Just as Vonn emphasizes nurturing and supporting growth, taking care of oneself with trusted products, like a dermatologically approved skincare brand, is another way to invest in long-term well-being and confidence. Truly motivating to see initiatives that combine empowerment with tangible, lasting impact!

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