Prior to the 7 p.m. scheduled tipoff between the Burr and Burton Bulldogs and the Windsor Yellowjackets’ boys’ varsity basketball teams, players and coaches wore “Smash the Stigma” T-shirts in support of the Yellow Tulip Project.
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Hope for the Holidays at Canopy by Hilton Portland Waterfront raised $21,000 for the nonprofit.
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Here are a few upcoming events that might be worth leaving the apartment for. Parks are always great for mental health days. October 10 is actually the official Global Mental Health Day, and The Yellow Tulip Project (YTP)–whose core mission is to “smash stigma associated with mental illness”–will be posted up in Central Park to
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Girl Scout Ambassador Kayleigh Young has organized a Teen Mental Health Convention for local high schoolers looking to gain insight on mental wellness and strategies to navigate prevalent seasonal disorders such as depression and anxiety. This event is free and open to high schoolers of all grade levels in the surrounding Lincoln and Knox County
To approach a new direction of psychology and art, I created a piece depicting how youth affects your older self. In this piece, a little girl is shown in black and white, smiling as an array of bubbles surround her, with some containing memories of childhood that shaped who she became. Her present self is
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As the years go by, I believe the mental health of students in Korea is declining at an alarming rate. With the unbearable stress that pressures these students, this causes students to feel trapped or unsafe in school-related environments. But since this is so normalized and stigmatized in Korea, the probability of youth seeking for
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As a tattoo artist, I often find myself reflecting on the profound ways my craft intertwines with mental health. The process of tattooing offers a unique form of therapy for both my clients and myself. Drawing and tattooing have always been more than just my career—they’re essential practices that help me maintain my mental wellness
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23 by Marissa Salvaterra On my birthday, I always wondered why When we were kids, the adults would ask us “How does it feel to be” – what, I don’t know – “eight?” What did they want me to say? “Well, the last quarter was rough My mommy raised her voice at me But I
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Recently, Kahan and his mental health initiative The Busyhead Project announced Live From Fenway Park: Official Livestream for his upcoming sold-out shows at Boston’s Fenway Park on July 18th and 19th as part of his ongoing We’ll All Be Here Forever Tour. A portion of all proceeds from each livestream ticket and merch bundle will
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In this piece, Yejin wanted to acknowledge the different mental illnesses that plague society today, specifically DID (Dissociative Identity Disorder). This artwork depicts the different personas that are a part of this woman, highlighted in the empty puzzle pieces of her face. The cracked mirror at the bottom that shows a reflection of herself has
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