Helping others is key to recovery for two Rhode Island addiction survivorsThis story was published on the Providence Journal website on Februrary 17, 2024 and was on the front page of the Sunday paper the next...
Teen girls are indeed ‘on the edge,’ but disagree on the whysBy Jayne O’Donnell, Sreehitha Gandluri, Sophie Beney, Hermes Falcon and Michelle Mairena Youthcast Media Group® Family physician and...
988 launched a year ago in Philly, but many teens, youth still don’t know what it isBy Zahiya Daniels, Sydney Huynh, Toga Mohamed, Eyitemi Odusola, Lidya Roach and Brie Zeltner Youthcast Media Group® This story was posted...
Creative writing is good for your mental healthBy Michelle Collins Youthcast Media Group® Tyron Barnes' path into creative writing inspired him to write several books and reflect on...
Mental health days off? Students say yes, pleaseBy Radiah Jamil and Kymani Hughes Youthcast Media Group® Marilyn Pani, a 16-year-old senior at Flushing High School in New York, almost...
Mental health experts weigh in on 988 and its future: Q&A By Oyewumi Oyeniyi Youthcast Media Group® This story was originally published on USA Today's website on Feb. 25, 2023. On June 5, 2017,...
Together, Philly mom and son cope with mental health issuesBy Aileen Delgado and Julianne Hill This article was published in the Philadelphia Tribune on March 29, 2022. At two-and-a-half years...
Foster children at high risk for a multitude of mental health problemsBy Yesenia Barrios Lisa Cohen, author, boxer and former foster child Lisa Cohen had to start over 13 times. As a foster kid she needed to...
Correctional facilities: The Band-Aid to mental healthCorrectional Facilities: The Band-Aid to Mental Health By Yesenia Barrios Shawanna Vaughn had no choice. She was born in a prison...