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"No feeling is final.”⁠ ⁠ A reminder from Ch

"No feeling is final.”⁠
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A reminder from Christian that even the hardest moments are temporary, and things can get better. Every teenage boy deserves to hear this message.⁠
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Christian is also taking this message beyond the screen as he runs the New York City Marathon in support of AIM on November 1st! 💚⁠
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Click the link in our bio for the full podcast!⁠

NY Marathon runners, race day is almost here! ⁠

NY Marathon runners, race day is almost here! ⁠
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We put together a quick checklist to help you feel prepared, from fueling up to simple breathing exercises to stay calm and focused. Good luck! ⁠

OCD is often misunderstood, and misconceptions can

OCD is often misunderstood, and misconceptions can make it harder for people to recognize what it actually looks like. 💚⁠
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Swipe through to learn the facts behind four common myths about OCD, and why understanding the difference matters.⁠
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Read the full article, written by Harvey, an AIM Youth Ambassador- click the link in our bio!⁠

At our Gala earlier this month, AIM Youth Ambassad

At our Gala earlier this month, AIM Youth Ambassador, Nathaly, talked about what her work with AIM has meant to her. It’s given her a way to connect with her peers, friends and other students in her community, and to speak up for them.⁠
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“My issues and my voice matter.”⁠
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Thank you, Nathaly, for using your voice to speak up for your community!⁠

What a night ❤️ The 12th Annual AIM Gala brou

What a night ❤️

The 12th Annual AIM Gala brought together researchers, educators, supporters, and young people who share one goal: making sure every young person has the mental health support they need. Swipe through some of our favorite moments.

Thank you to Drew Robinson for sharing his story, to our inaugural AIM Advocate for Youth Award recipients Rancho Cielo Youth Campus and Superintendent Heath Rocha of Los Gatos-Saratoga Union High School District, to Unskripted Design for the stunning florals, to Liam Mayclem for leading the evening as our master of ceremonies, and to our winery partners.

And to every guest, partner, AIM Board member, and AIM Youth Ambassador who was part of the night, we couldn’t do this work without you.

Funds raised at the gala support AIM’s youth mental health research, school programs, and youth leadership work.

Help us keep the momentum going. Support AIM at the link in bio.

Incredible 📸’s by @paularogersphoto

Sometimes, the smallest daily habits can make the

Sometimes, the smallest daily habits can make the biggest difference. 💚

On the latest episode of the AIM-plified Podcast, Jordana Steinberg shares how a simple daily practice has helped her embrace gratitude.

🎧 Click the link in our bio to listen to the full episode and hear more about Jordana’s journey and finding gratitude in everyday life!

Our AIM Youth Ambassadors remind us that supportin

Our AIM Youth Ambassadors remind us that supporting youth mental health starts with listening to young people and taking their experiences seriously.⁠
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Sometimes, making a difference begins with simply showing up, listening, and creating space for honest conversations. 💚⁠

Thank you for an incredible night at the 12th Annu

Thank you for an incredible night at the 12th Annual AIM Gala.

We came together to celebrate the researchers, schools, and young people working to improve youth mental health, and we’re so grateful to everyone who joined us.

Congratulations to our inaugural AIM Advocate for Youth Award recipients, @ranchocieloyouth and Superintendent Heath Rocha of @lgsuhsd, and thank you to @drewrobbb for sharing his powerful story with us.

We’re grateful to our partners and every guest who helped make the night possible.

Special thanks to @unskripted_design for the stunning florals, to @liammayclem for being our outstanding master of ceremonies, and to our winery partners!

Learn more about AIM at the link in bio.