September 28, 2022
There’s always more to the story. My son’s story began well before the fateful night of Dec. 5, 2017, but it was this night that changed everything.
Continue readingThere’s always more to the story. My son’s story began well before the fateful night of Dec. 5, 2017, but it was this night that changed everything.
Continue readingKen Beyer can’t think of a day in the past few months when his phone didn’t flutter with calls, text messages, and emails from a police department, a sheriff’s office,[…]
Continue readingAs Suicide Prevention Month continues, we take a look at the mental health of a group constantly caring for others: first responders.
Continue readingAddressing teen suicide will take both technology and live human connection.
Continue readingThe U.S. surgeon general has called it an ‘urgent public health crisis’ – a devastating decline in the mental health of kids across the country.
Continue readingIn decades past, the public health risks teenagers in the United States faced were different. They were externalized risks that were happening in the physical world.
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