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Mental health impacts all genders, and talking about it can be a challenge for boys and young men. In this episode, a high school senior talks about how he encourages his peers to take care of their mental health, and a psychiatrist shares how gender roles and differences factor into how boys and young men […]

Yes, it’s true — one person truly can make a difference! In this episode, a student shares her story of supporting Aevidum and mental health initiatives — from baking cakes to creating care packages for local students.

In this episode, we’re learning more about how staying active can help not just your body but also your mind. Recently, we sat down with Jess Langlois. She just graduated from Lafayette College, and she’s interned with Aevidum. Her psychology research project sheds light on the ways in which exercise could be an important way

While addressing mental health is no laughing matter, comedy is the way that one man is making a difference. Comedian Chris Nee brings a special comedy show to Allentown, Pennsylvania on June 1 to benefit Aevidum. In this episode, Chris shares his mental health journey and how he’s used laughter to break the stigma around

It’s possible that someone you know may be suffering in silence. Self-harm is something often done in private, and it’s not talked about a lot. In this episode, students speak up about the issue, sharing personal experiences — including how they managed to stop self-harm. A licensed professional counselor also sheds light on the issue,

How can you use your voice and personal experiences to make a difference in the world of mental health and suicide prevention? Our host, Stephen Jiwanmall, and our guest Francesca Pileggi, Aevidum’s Executive Director, are committed to doing just that. Learn more about Stephen’s and Francesca’s journeys from struggle to their current roles as mental