September is ending.

But the conversation about suicide awareness and prevention doesn’t have to. As we wrap Suicide Prevention Month, we’re sharing short videos in a series where mental health professionals answer questions about teen mental health, from depression vs. feeling low to supporting a friend and understanding suicide prevention. Watch the first videos in this series, now also on our YouTube channel playlist 'Teen Mental Health: Questions answered by Mental Health Professionals': https://ow.ly/Cu2I50ZTmxg. We will be adding more, addressing questions we have received from the community. However, for a community that often carries so much, we also need spaces where we can talk openly and without shame. Because talking helps break down stigma and creates healthier foundations for our youth to ask for help, support one another, and know they don’t have to navigate difficult moments alone. So this Sunday, let’s keep talking in person. ☕ Join us Sunday, Oct. 4, 3–5 PM for Raksha’s Chai & Chat on teen mental health and suicide awareness. Hear from South Asian mental health professionals, ask questions and be part of the conversation over chai and a snack. 📍 Joy & Zest Cafe, Norcross 🎟️ Free: https://ow.ly/iaAE50ZTmxc Awareness month may end. The need to listen, learn and talk doesn’t. 💚