Burlington County Hosting Special Screenings of Film About Teen Suicide and Mental Illness
The Burlington County Commissioners and Burlington County Department of Human Services are bringing The Liv Project to Burlington County to help residents engage in frank and open discussions about teenage suicide and mental illness.
The Liv Project: The Conversation Continues… You Matter and You’re Not Alone
Written by Haley Torres, April 25, 2023 My Sister Liv, [...]
Talking to Teens About Suicide and Self-Harm Can Save Lives
Published by Motherly, our very own Susan Caso discusses the rise of suicide among teens, 6 myths that prevent parents to talk to their kids about suicide, and suggests recommendations on how to talk to teens about suicide.
BIFF Film: Family, Formerly of Niwot, Discusses ‘My Sister Liv,’ a Doc That Aims to ‘Shatter’ Stigma of Youth Suicide
“The Boulder International Film Festival is rolling out a full [...]
Documentary Featuring Local Family Coping with Loss After Suicide Aims to Open up Conversations
“People avoid talking about suicide. It’s taboo and usually only [...]
Fearless Convo About Her Sister’s Suicide w/ Tess Kunik
JED Voices is a Jed Foundation Video Series that helps [...]
Podcast Appearance with Dr. Sally
Tess and Honey were interviewed on the Dr. Sally Podcast- [...]
Under Pressure: Are we asking too much from our Teens?
I hear the word “pressure” often in my counseling sessions [...]
‘My Sister Liv’ Featured in DOC NYC 2022: 10 Must-See Films at America’s Biggest Documentary Festival
“Two things to know about Tess and Liv: The sisters, [...]
DOC NYC 2022 Interview: Alan Hicks on Creating a Conversation with “My Sister Liv”
“Alan Hicks was wrapping up production on “Quincy,” his exhaustive [...]
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