A;ware

After much consideration I've decided to not continue a path with A;ware. My initial goal was always to raise awareness for mental health and su***de prevention. At the same time I wanted to start a business that could help replace my 9-5. The more I've thought about it the more I have realized that it doesn't feel like the right path for me to raise awareness for a good cause and also try to make a living from it. Intention and perception are not always the same.

I've enjoyed this venture to help raise awareness of mental health and I am grateful for the people I have met and stories shared. Unfortunately at this stage in my life I can not give it 100% like I wish I could.

I greatly appreciate everyone's support with A;ware and positive encouragement and I hope that the message has helped people who could receive it. It's a message I still believe in and I hope it inspires others to be more open about conversation surrounding mental health and su***de prevention. Appreciate y'all 💚. -Just some things I wanted to get off my chest.

For those who would like to benefit a cause that aligns with this positive message, I encourage you to visit hesedplace.com , a local nonprofit focused on providing complex trauma survivors the resources needed during their healing journey. They are an amazing group of people with an amazing mission.

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***deprevention

My guests Hannah Partsch and Katy Hunt are the hosts of the "The Tales We Tell" podcast which is about spooky stories, true crime, unsolved mysteries and local lore. We talk about many topics including: choosing a point in time to travel to, serial killers, meeting Will Ferrell at a football game, getting a tattoo paid by a Kennedy, choosing which sense to live without, their personal experiences with depression and ADHD and more.

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February is youth mental health awareness month.
An opportunity for us to promote confidence and boost self-esteem in not only our youth but everyone. Boosting self-esteem can be a preventative measure against mental health disorders and encourages positive self-talk. 💚