The HEARD Hub

A podcast series where mental health experts and HEARD Alliance members engage in discussion

Talking about suicide can feel awkward or scary, but the most important thing is to approach it with care and honesty. There’s no single "right" way to have these conversations—everyone expresses their feelings differently. 

Stay informed about upcoming events, trainings, and programs that support youth mental health and suicide prevention. This list includes opportunities hosted by trusted partners and organizations working across schools, healthcare, and communities. What: A FREE program that helps parents manage any stress and trauma they might experience when their child is dealing with self-harm or suicidal behaviors. This evidence-based, free course provides education, skills and support f

Find trusted 24/7 crisis hotlines, mental health support services, and suicide prevention resources for youth, families, and caregivers....

Download the complete K-12 Mental Health Promotion & Suicide Prevention Toolkit, developed by the HEARD Alliance, for a comprehensive...

Dr. Shashank Joshi, Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford University and lead author of the HEARD Alliance K-12 Toolkit for Mental Health...

This comprehensive report developed through a collaborative effort involving mental health researchers, clinicians, and practitioners who are directly engaged with youth delves deeply into the most recent and relevant data concerning youth mental health and the alarming trends related to suicide. This document aims to provide a thorough examination of the multifaceted experiences that young people are currently facing in their mental health. Lastly, the report emphasizes the