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Announcing AIM’s 2025 Clinical Science Fellows 🔖

Meet Dr. Delainey Wescott. Dr. Wescott is currently studying TERRA, a brief intervention targeting sleep and emotion regulation for youth with bipolar disorder.

Through this fellowship, AIM is advancing research into real-world care for youth mental health, specifically in targeting sleep and emotion regulation.

This past Sunday of Concours d’Elegance weekend,

This past Sunday of Concours d’Elegance weekend, we gathered at @forayrestaurant in Carmel for a beautiful evening in support of AIM Youth Mental Health. ❤️ Thank you to @aowinery for pouring, to our dedicated AIM Board, and to everyone who joined us and made the night so special!

As summer rolls to a close, here are some tips to

As summer rolls to a close, here are some tips to ease you back into the school year ✏️

3 ways to ask for help from our AIM ambassador, Al

3 ways to ask for help from our AIM ambassador, Alissia (because we should never be afraid or ashamed to need support) 🫂

Another staggering stat from our 2025 AIM Ideas La

Another staggering stat from our 2025 AIM Ideas Lab Youth Researchers 📈 Unhealthy or unbalanced romantic relationships are a part of many of our peers lives. How can we better support them?

National funding cuts are affecting youth mental h

National funding cuts are affecting youth mental health research. Jill Suttie, Psy.D., AIM Scientific Writer, speaks with AIM Scientific Advisory Board member, Rinad Beidas, PhD, on how this affects her work (and the future of research). Read the full article on our blog at aimymh.org.

Which of these mid-summer habits sound like you?

Which of these mid-summer habits sound like you?

_A 3am bedtime and a noon wake-up
_8 hours of screen time
_A lot of time wandering from couch to refrigerator
_All of the above

Time to break those bad habits (and set some new good ones) with these tips from our AIM ambassador, Harshini.

1 in 5. That’s 20% of youth—a huge number—me

1 in 5. That’s 20% of youth—a huge number—meaning it’s highly likely that someone in your life is struggling with mental illness. Have compassion and give care to those around you, you never know who might need it ❤️