Getting Better Together: Preventing Suicide in Children Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex of the British Royal Family, notably said, “It is okay to have depression, it is okay to have anxiety, and it [...]
How Are You Feeling About Life After High School? Preparing “4 What’s Next” By Rachel Papke & Leah Nelson This time of year, many high school seniors have chosen their college, been notified [...]
In 2016, over 160,000 calls were made to poison control centers regarding accidental or intentional poisonings by 13-19 year olds (NCPC). More than 2 million calls came in for all ages. [...]
What Is Mental Health Stigma? By Rachel Papke “Deranged” “Crazy” “Psycho” How would you feel if someone called you one of these names because you’ve shared you have a mental health issue and need [...]
I DON’T KNOW YOU AND I DON’T KNOW YOUR STORY, BUT I WAS YOU By Leah Nelson, Program Manager, Jordan Porco Foundation “Helping one person might not change the whole world, but it [...]
In much of the world, alcohol is a regular and accepted part of celebrations, sporting events, and meals. Often, we think of alcohol as a normal part of life. However, drinking alcohol is [...]
The Impact Sleep Has on Mental Health By Guest Blogger Sarah Jones Sarah is the editor of sleepydeep.com. Feeling the repercussions of being an irregular sleeper for far too long, she decided to [...]
Fine. And you?” Breaking Barriers through Daily Conversations By Juliana Holcomb Juliana Holcomb is a Junior at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, MA where she studies Psychology and [...]
7 Ways to Help your Adult Child if they Have a Mental Illness, By Marcus Clarke Marcus regularly blogs at WriterZone and at psysci psychology, science blog that examines the latest research and [...]
A Unique Perspective on School, By Guest Blogger Madeleine Chill Madeleine Chill, Manchester Community College Student Welcome to August. If you’re anything like me, you’ve just realized you [...]
