Our very own Honey Beuf joined 69News at Sunrise to discuss the film My Sister Liv and the goals of The Liv Project as a whole.
She notes how important it is to “go there” and have tough conversations with those who may be struggling. To encourage these conversations, Honey discusses “The Game That Goes There,” a “Cards Against Humanity” inspired game to prompt meaningful conversations about mental health.
Watch the full interview here.
If you or someone you know is struggling, call the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988 or text Crisis Text Line by texting “LIV” to 741-741.
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