For Youth

We’re dedicated to clearing up the fog around mental health so you can focus on your happiness and look forward to a brighter future.

I am enough • I believe in myself • I embrace uniqueness • I choose positivity • I am strong and resilient • I am worthy of love and respect • I am capable of great things • I have the power to create my own path • I am in control of my thoughts and emotions • I am deserving of success • I stand tall in the face of challenges • I am grateful for my strengths and talents • I am confident in expressing myself • I choose kindness and compassion • I am brave and courageous • I embrace change and grow from it • I have the power to make a difference • I am the author of my own story • I choose to focus on the positive • I am proud of who I am becoming •
I am enough • I believe in myself • I embrace uniqueness • I choose positivity • I am strong and resilient • I am worthy of love and respect • I am capable of great things • I have the power to create my own path • I am in control of my thoughts and emotions • I am deserving of success • I stand tall in the face of challenges • I am grateful for my strengths and talents • I am confident in expressing myself • I choose kindness and compassion • I am brave and courageous • I embrace change and grow from it • I have the power to make a difference • I am the author of my own story • I choose to focus on the positive • I am proud of who I am becoming •

Coping Strategies for Everyday Challenges

Simple, effective ways to manage stress and anxiety that fit your life.

Practice Mindfulness

Focus on the present moment to reduce worry and calm your mind.

Connect with Others

Reach out to friends or family to share how you feel and find support.

Stay Active

Use physical activity to boost your mood and clear your head.

Express Yourself

Use art, writing, or music to release emotions and understand your thoughts.

Your Rights

Human Rights: These are basic rights all people are entitled to, including young people teens and pre-teens.

Right to life

The fundamental right exist and be safe

Right to basic needs

Access to food, water , clothing, and shelter

Right to health

The right to healthcare and an adequate standard of living

Right to education

The right to quality education

Right to safety

Protection from harm and safe environment

Right to express opinions

The freedom to speak out and express their thought and beliefs

Health Rights for Teens

Teens have many health rights in which their parents do not need to know about or consent to.
Legal rights may vary depending on States. Make sure to check with your local authorities before assuming you have a right.

Teens and pre-teens have basic human rights like food, shelter, and education, and constitutional rights like freedom of speech and protection from unreasonable searches. However, they also have age-based restrictions that limit some adult rights such as voting or entering contracts, to ensure responsible exercise of these rights. The pacific balance between these rights and restrictions is often determined by state laws, with many states recognizing specific rights for minors, such as the ability to get a driver’s license or work at a certain age.
 
Pre-teens and teenagers need to become responsible, feel capable and make decisions on their own. This is an important part of their journey towards increased independence and your adulthood.

Answers to your mental health questions

FAQs

Find clear answers to common questions about mental wellness, support, and coping strategies.

Real Stories

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