The Denver Gazette: A New Movie Aims to Take Teen Mental Health Out of the Shadows
The Denver Gazette was invited to a private screening of the film My Sister Liv. Vince Bzdek writes about the film, his takeaways, and why it is so impactful—sparking difficult conversations around teen mental health.
A Therapist Shares 6½ Ways Parents and Teens Block Each Other From Actually Listening
"As a therapist, I see a TON of miscommunication in my office, primarily due to a need for higher-level listening skills. Much of my job is helping people hear one another better."
Letting Teens Know They’re Not a ‘Burden’
The Sun Newspapers recently featured The Liv Project and film My Sister Liv in an article encouraging communication about mental health between friends and loved ones.
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.
Under Pressure: Are we asking too much from our Teens?
I hear the word “pressure” often in my counseling sessions [...]
Teens Are In Crisis. Here’s Why. | The New York Times
In this video, the New York Times discusses why so [...]
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