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When Steamboat Springs High School freshman Henley Kerrigan talked with someone over summer break who was asking questions about suicide, she did the best she could to help. Now though, since Kerrigan is a member...

Five new courses are coming to Mason High School in the fall, including a course on the science of well-being and a Queen City history class

As mental and behavioral health challenges continue to persist for students, an Eagle County coalition of nonprofits is bringing youth voices into the conversation to find solutions. As part of a series of community partner...

On Monday and Tuesday, the 22nd annual Rocky Mountain Suicide Prevention Conference was held at the Utah Valley Convention Center. Hundreds of people attended

Aspen High Schools Hope Squad is a group of 25 students that is taking the charge to destigmatize mental health and enhance suicide prevention.

A suicide prevention program for teens is gaining traction in South Dakota schools, empowering students to look after one another and break down stigmas about depression.

A suicide prevention program for teens is gaining traction in South Dakota schools, empowering students to look after one another and break down stigmas about depression.

A suicide prevention program for teens is gaining traction in South Dakota schools, empowering students to look after one another and break down stigmas about depression.

A suicide prevention program for teens is gaining traction in South Dakota schools, empowering students to look after one another and break down stigmas about depression.

Hope Squad, which operates in 41 states and Canada, uses a simple but powerful premise. Students are asked to name three peers they would turn to if they were struggling emotionally.