A film that encourages youth to reach out to a friend experiencing a mental health challenge. The film highlights the fact that people often wait years to get help, but that 70-90% of people report improved quality of life after treatment, so feeling better is possible.
Youth share the importance of speaking up about mental health and how they found their own voice to end the silence about mental illness
Youth from different cultures encourage others to chose empowerment over shame and break the stigmas surrounding mental illness.
This film explores the generational and cultural differences in families perceive mental health.
In my drawing shows a mind with a corrupted glitch showing that we struggle with mental health and the sayings your not alone were here don’t give up because many people who struggle with mental health feel they are alone when millions of people go through the same thing
Taking the time to talk & share your feelings can help deal with the problems in everyday life. Every word and every person matters!
Our eyes expresses our feelings, and show the emotions in us. Take time to look at others and offer help if needed because everyone deserves to be seen, and everyone deserves to be happy.
A student struggles as he’s being labeled and bullied at school. A friend reaches out to him and uses positive words to build him up.
A student explains the importance of taking care of your mental health along with your physical health.
A student deals with anxiety and talks about what methods help her cope with it.