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With Kids’ Mental Health Suffering Due to Pandemic, Jewish Experts Step Up Help

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Community

Survey Reveals Stigma of Mental Illness Fading; Teens Comfortable with Seeking Help

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Arts & Life

‘Collective Compassion’ Project Promotes Mental Health, Coping

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News

Jewish Federation’s Youth Mental Health Initiative Launches Community Survey

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Columns

Remembering My Brother With Garrett’s Space

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Arts & Life

A Place to Connect: Therapyology Camp Gives Tweens and Teens a Place to Socialize and Talk About Feelings

Stacy Gittleman - 0
Therapyology Camp gives tweens and teens a place to socialize and talk about feelings.
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Teen Mental Heath

Learn to Save a Life: We Need to Talk Offers Free, Online Suicide-Prevention Training

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During this time, suicide prevention skills are needed more than ever. We Need to Talk, the youth mental health initiative of the Jewish Federation of...
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Teen Mental Heath

Lessons for the Future: Local Teen Takes Lessons Learned at UMatter Into a Future in Medicine

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Zach Kam will be attending Michigan State University in the fall as part of the Osteopathic Medical Scholars Program. When Zach Kam was a junior...
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Health & Wellness

Overcoming Fear of Failure: New Grad Appreciates How Far She’s Come Battling Depression and Anxiety

Jenna Anderson - 0
Dalia Michaelson said she has always been a perfectionist, and she began to fear failure when she started high school. Dalia Michaelson, 18, and her...
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Metro Detroit

The Power to Help Yourself: How One Young Adult Found Peace With Anxiety and Depression

Jenna Anderson - 1
After going to an inpatient program for anxiety and depression, Lauren Schostak shared her story of recovery at UMatter’s One Thing I Wish You...
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Metro Detroit

Dealing with Dyslexia: Local Teen Shares His Journey to Overcome Learning Challenges

Jenna Anderson - 1
Alex Bean, 17, graduated from Frankel Jewish Academy with a 3.7 GPA and will be attending Indiana University Alex Bean was only 13 years old...
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Health & Wellness

A DCDS State of Mind

Kimberly Spampinato and Jennifer Degazio - 0
Mindfulness, empathy and self-care are essential elements of classes at Detroit Country Day.
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Community

NEXTGen Board Members Launch Mental Health Awareness Program

Stefani Chudnow - 1
NEXTGen Balance aims to break the stigma around mental health in the young adult Jewish community.
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Metro Detroit

Teens Share Resilient Stories at Annual Teen Shabbat Dinner

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Emily Coon, Mandi Fealks and Brandon Klein shared personal stories of mental illness and resilience at the Teen Shabbat Dinner. Featured photo courtesy of Eileen...
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Metro Detroit

UMatter Teen Fact-Finding Mission

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UMatter Teens traveled throughout Metro Detroit to learn more about mental health issues that are plaguing their communities. Featured photo courtesy of UMatter By Amanda Smith The...
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Arts & Life

Could it be a Learning Disorder?

Lori Gordon-Michaeli - 8
There are signs to watch out for and steps parents can take to help children who are struggling with a learning disorder. Fall is in...
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Arts & Life

How to Help Students Manage Stress and Anxiety Before College

Andrea Walker-Leidy - 0
Parents and therapists can play a role in helping students manage stress and set realistic expectations as they prepare for college. Sponsored by Viewpoint Psychology...
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