What Maddie Would Want Me to Tell Your Teen
A heartfelt, plainspoken message to teens who are struggling with their mental health. Written from lived experience, this piece reassures teens they are not broken, not alone, and worthy of help. It encourages speaking up, staying connected, and choosing presence over silence, with hope, clarity, and care.
To the Parent Who Feels Like They’re Failing: You’re Not Alone
A heartfelt message for parents who feel like they’re failing as they navigate a teen’s emotional struggles. This piece reframes doubt into connection, reminding parents that presence—not perfection—is what matters. It offers foresight, hope, and community through the MentorWell Parent Circle for those feeling alone.
The Day I Realized Love Could Not Save My Child
A raw, hopeful reflection on the moment a parent realizes that love alone cannot save a struggling child. Through Maddie’s story, this piece highlights what teens need beyond reassurance: connection, calm, and another steady adult. A compassionate call for early support and a reminder that parents do not have to navigate these moments alone.