The Quiet Suicide Crisis in Our Schools And One Simple Solution
One mentor could’ve changed everything for my daughter Maddie. She was 14 when we lost her to suicide. Not because she lacked love—but connection. That’s why we built The Mentor Well. Teens need emotionally intelligent mentors before crisis hits. Imagine if every school offered that. It’s not too late to be the change. One mentor. One teen. Everything shifts.
What Your Teen Is Desperately Trying to Tell You (But Can’t)
Many teens say “I’m fine” when they’re struggling inside. This post shares a father’s raw story of losing his daughter and what he wishes he had understood sooner. Learn what “I don’t know” really means, how to connect with your teen before a crisis, and why mentorship can be the missing bridge. Support your teen’s mental health—before it’s too late.
To the Parent Who Feels Like They’re Failing: You’re Not Alone
When your teen struggles, it’s easy to feel like you’re failing as a parent. This article offers a raw, honest message for parents carrying guilt, fear, and heartbreak. You’re not alone. You’re not broken. And your love still matters—more than you may ever know.
The Most Dangerous Words a Parent Can Say: ‘It Won’t Happen to Us.’
Most parents believe, “It won’t happen to us.” I used to think that too—until I lost my daughter Maddie to suicide at 14. I’ve seen the cost of denial. Mental health doesn’t wait for warning signs. Don’t assume your child is immune. Wake up. Show up. Before it’s too late.