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Because connection can save lives.

The Liv Project
6627 Lincoln Dr.
Philadelphia, PA 19119

General Inquiries or to Book Training/Workshop/Keynote Speaking

You Are Not Alone

If You Need Immediate Help

If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, please reach out for help immediately. You are not alone, trained counselors are available 24/7 to listen and support you.

If you are outside the U.S., please contact your local emergency services or find international hotlines here: findahelpline.com →

Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Call or Text 988

Available 24/7

Crisis Text Line

Text LIV to 741741

Free, 24/7 text-based support

Trans Lifeline

877-565-8860

Trans peer support, by and for trans people

What We Offer

Programming &
Resources

The Liv Project creates programs and tools that help young people, families, and communities talk openly about mental health and prevent suicide. Our work is designed to foster connection, spark fearless conversations, and provide hope.

The Film

My Sister Liv is a powerful film about mental health stigma, social media pressure, and the aftermath for survivors left behind in a suicide — told through a big sister’s desperate love and a family’s journey toward hope.

Youth Interactive Workshops

Our custom workshops use The Game That Goes There® and creative activities to foster fearless conversation and create supportive spaces for youth to connect, build community, and explore topics they often feel unable to discuss on their own.

Facilitator Workshop

Equip yourself to lead meaningful and trauma-informed conversations with The Game That Goes There®. This hands-on training empowers therapists, educators, nurses, and community leaders to facilitate the game safely across clinical, educational, and community settings.

Keynote Speaking

Tess’s keynotes blend storytelling with creative engagement. Drawing on her background in theatre and education, Tess uses art to help young people talk about mental health, grief, and resilience — inspiring audiences nationwide to have fearless conversations.

Resources

A curated collection of trusted mental health and suicide prevention tools for young people, families, and educators, because fearless conversations save lives, and no one should navigate hard moments alone.

The Game

The Game That Goes There® is a fun conversation game for youth ages 13+ that allows players to openly share their feelings and develop connection and empathy, eliminating the stigma and shame associated with mental health.

TESTIMONIALS

What People Are Saying

“The film reflects the heartbreak of a truly devastating loss, but masterfully brings us back into the light with a call to action. This film will resonate with parents and professionals, but will also serve as a beacon of hope in the larger community.”

Sean Halloran, Ph.D
Executive Director Barnstone Art for Kids
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“The Game That Goes There® is a powerful conversation starter that gives youth permission to talk about things they need to process but often don’t feel able to bring up on their own. As a therapist, I routinely use the game in my sessions and recommend it to colleagues to create a unique and meaningful space for teens to engage. If you are a young person, parent, therapist, or human, wanting to have a conversation that matters, this game is for you.”

Jenna Glover, Ph.D. Clinical Child Psychologist
Chief Clinical Officer, Headspace
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“After playing the game and breaking down the stigma around mental illness, my friend felt encouraged to start therapy.”

Chantal, 22
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“Liv is the best documentary on suicide prevention that I have ever seen. It is honest, without glorifying suicide, AND the conversations with teens, parents, and mental health professionals is extremely impactful. This film at first left me speechless in immense gratitude and then enlivens me to speak more openly about my own struggles with suicidal thoughts, as well as how to support others in my life who live with suicidal thoughts. It’s extremely inspiring.”

Heidi Lindeman
M.Div, M.A. LPCC, IFS Therapist
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“The Liv Project had a substantial impact on our students, faculty, and community.
The film is poignant and powerful in reaching our students.

The activities were engaging and opened up the conversation around mental health and suicide. My students and I feel empowered to have conversations around mental health and suicide, and truly believe this program saves lives!”

Sean McLaughlin
Freshman Intervention Counselor, Modern World History Teacher
Chatfield Senior High School
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Events

What’s Coming Up

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by Bucks County Suicide Task Force

October 13 @ 5:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by The University of Dayton

October 15 @ 6:00 pm - 9:30 pm

Screening and Panel of My Sister Liv hosted by Great Lakes Bay Region Mental Health Initiative at CMU Health

October 21 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

Resources & Stories

The Liv Library

A growing collection of stories, articles, and friends of Liv designed to support youth, families, and communities in fostering connection, hope, and mental well-being.

  • Media Appearances

    Honey and Tess on the Rebuilding The Beast Podcast, Hosted by Festus Ezeli

    Liv’s life and how even while struggling with anxiety and [...]

  • Media Appearances

    “Honey and Tess and their Beautiful Liv” on the SolFul Connections Podcast

    In this episode, Honey and Tess share their journey of [...]

  • Friends of Liv

    “I Felt So Alone”: Rising Rates of Suicide, Depression Accelerated by Pandemic Among U.S. Kids

    This video aired on 60 Minutes, on May 8, 2022. [...]

  • Articles

    Teens Are In Crisis. Here’s Why. | The New York Times

    In this video, the New York Times discusses why so [...]