Samples of Our Work


Please start with this short video.
It will orient you to our work samples below. 

You’ll find two kinds of samples. First, podcasts, just below. And, audio stories, further down. 


Podcasts


A man wearing a white lab coat walking toward closed double doors in a hospital or medical facility hallway.

Unleashed:
Redesigning Health Care

Unleashed is the podcast that challenges every clinician listening to ask themselves … What would I do if I were unleashed? What would I do if I could reinvent care from scratch? The podcast also calls upon health care executives, thought leaders, and policy makers to do more to support innovation on the front lines.

A colorful graphic with the words 'teen' in a blue and light purple outline inside a green speech bubble. Below, black text reads 'A podcast about teen mental health'.

Seen & Heard

Teens: You are not alone. Listen to your peers share their stories with raw honesty and openness. Their insights might surprise you.  

Adults: When teens struggle, one connection with one supportive adult can make an enormous difference. Learn from adults who have been hand-picked by our young guests. They have provided meaningful support. You can too. 

All Listeners: You’ll come away more confident when talking about mental health and better equipped to connect with each other. And, throughout, you’ll hear from mental health professionals who will help you connect our guests' stories to your own lives.

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High Impact Audio

Got Something Important to Communicate? You have plenty of options, including meetings, written documents, and recorded video. But ... Don’t overlook ... recorded audio. This podcast outlines techniques for communicating with impact using recorded audio.

Colorful poster with the word 'OUT!' in large, rainbow-colored letters at the top. Below, a circular group of hands with varying skin tones and bracelets, with some painted nails, forms a heart shape. The poster features rainbow sound wave graphics on a pink background and includes the text 'IN PARTNERSHIP WITH NH OUTRIGHT' at the bottom.

Out! and Into Open Arms

When a young person comes out as LGBTQ+, especially as transgender or nonbinary, parents, caregivers, and other adults in their life navigate both personal emotions and external challenges while learning how to offer the best support.

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The Choice

The NHS is the United Kingdom’s pride, but it is also an institution in crisis. The Choice spotlights a long-overlooked path forward, one that promises to improve outcomes, reduce costs, reduce clinician burnout, and leave patients feeling heard and understood.

Book cover titled 'Parenting Through Trauma' with a silhouette of an adult and child holding hands against a blue textured background.

Parenting
Through Trauma

Even on normal days, parenting is hard. After a trauma, parenting changes. Kids have new needs, and what’s most important to them changes too. But parents often feel confused and uncertain about what to do next. This podcast features four parents who have really gone through difficult times. They’ve lived through trauma, they’ve guided their children, and they have a lot of wisdom to share.

A podcast cover featuring two people in an outdoor park, one with their arm around the other's shoulder, promoting peer support for mental health.

The Power of Peer Support

When someone struggles with addiction, they need more than just medical care, they need real human support. But many treatment teams are missing someone important: a peer support specialist. Hosts Will Torrey, head of the psychiatry department at Dartmouth Health, and Samantha McClay, a peer support specialist at Dartmouth Health, share what they have learned about the power of peer support. 

Podcast cover image with a background of two people walking along a wooded trail. Text reads 'Dartmouth Health Walking Alongside: A Podcast About Addiction, Recovery, and Friendship.'

Walking Alongside

Are you supporting a person with addiction who is trying to recover? This short podcast provides a dose of education and a dose of confidence. Yes ... You can make a tremendous difference.

Silhouettes of diverse co-workers in profile, with text 'Co-Conspirators at Work' and a crest emblem at the top.

Co-Conspirators
at Work

Inspired by her long career as a scholar, teacher and champion for diversity, equity and inclusion, Tuck Professor Ella Bell Smith is in conversation with the most fascinating thinkers and problem solvers that she knows on a wide range of topics, all centered on a single mission: How do we make our workplaces truly inclusive? 

Audio Stories


An emerging stream of work here at Treehouse.


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Thomas (6th Grade) – Perseverance Through Family Instability

Thomas
A young woman with long, wavy brown hair playing an acoustic guitar outdoors near a beige building with a window, wearing a pink top and gray jeans.

Ivy (12th Grade) – Finding Support for Mental Health Challenges

Ivy
A woman kneeling next to a small child climbing a wooden play structure in a park, with trees in the background.

Cathee – A Tale of Two Parenting Experiences

Cathee
A person writing notes in a notebook with a blue pen, with a fabric item and a closed book on a desk.

Celia – Slaying Old “Ghosts”

Celia
Three skiers dressed in colorful winter gear skiing down a snow-covered mountain slope with a vast snowy mountain range in the background under a partly cloudy sky.

Chris – Appreciating My Sister

Chris