The HEARD Hub

Watching a friend or loved one grieve the loss of someone close to them because of suicide can feel overwhelming. Grief is experienced differently by every person, but there are ways you can help. Dr. Shashank Joshi is a professor of psychiatry, pediatrics, and education at Stanford, and Mary Ojakian is a suicide prevention advocate - in this video, they talk about ways to support a person grieving the loss of someone because of suicide.

This video offers strategies for navigating the time after your community has experienced a suicide, particularly for educators helping...

11th grade students Ben Bonnstetter & Holden Wilms from Mid-Peninsula High School in Menlo Park, California won Honorable Mention for their documentary, "Solving The Youth Mental Health Crisis."

What are some of the most serious mental health challenges facing our young people today? And how can we create the support that they really need? On this episode of School’s In, hosts Dan Schwartz and Denise Pope welcome Dr. Steven Adelsheim, clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford School of Medicine, as they discuss how the pandemic affected students’ mental health.

Far too many youth today are struggling with their mental health. In this webinar, nationally recognized child/adolescent psychiatrists Dr. Steve Adelsheim and Dr. Shashank Joshi, Stanford Medicine Children's Health, will offer prevention strategies, tools, and resources to support the mental health of children and teens.

Hear Dr. Shashank Joshi speak about empowering families with resources for better mental health care at MindMatters.

This webinar could provide platform to engage with AANHPI families, mental health professionals, mental health advocate and key stakeholders to identify key barriers of obtaining mental health services and propose culturally appropriate solutions to address the issue in Asian community.

A look at community efforts for preventing youth suicide from Colorado and beyond.

Join Dr. Shashank Joshi (Stanford University), Dr. Amy Heneghan (PAMF), and April Torres, MFT (SMUHSD) for a discussion about how parents and schools can promote youth mental wellness.