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Free webinar tomorrow. Free shows begin this weekend!
Tomorrow: Free Teen Mental Health Webinar for Teens & Parents
Wednesday, September 30th at 8pm EDT
This Is My Brave Intern Anastasia Vlasova leads this webinar presentation for teens and their parents about the state of mental health in the world, how youth can get involved with mental health advocacy, and how parents can better support their children’s mental health.
Join us for FIVE virtual presentations of essays, original music, comedy, and poetry performed by individuals living with – or loving someone with – a mental health condition.
"My Dad’s Suicide Taught Me Pain is Temporary" by Danielle Vigliotti
Sometimes the strongest people in our lives are the ones we need to check up on. They are the ones who walk in silence, carrying the weight of the world with a heavy heart. My Dad was the strongest person I knew. He had the brightest smile and the most honest laugh but beneath the surface was a sadness he eventually surrendered to.
The day my Dad took his own life began as a long-overdue ray of sunshine on a cloudy day. Read more.
"DC-area teens to share experiences with mental illness in upcoming livestream event" ~WTOP News
"Tough times can be easier when you’re able to talk about what you’re going through and reach out for help. So D.C.-area teenagers are sharing their stories to try to help remove the stigma around mental illness and addiction.
“I’m just so grateful for our D.C.-area high school cast who’ve been brave enough to step forward and share their stories,” said Erin Gallagher, This Is My Brave program manager.
During a This Is My Brave High School Edition livestream event Oct. 18, teens will use everything from poetry, comedy, dance and music to share personal experiences with things including grief, anxiety, depression and suicide." (Read more)
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