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It’s time to reframe what it means to be “old enough”

In an era where the mental health zeitgeist has never been more open and forth-coming… there seems to be an overcorrection.

Why Teen Voices Matter: My Experience in the AIM Ideas Lab

Participating in the AIM Ideas Lab opened my eyes to how much youth voices can shape real change in mental health research. From survey design to data analysis, I learned how my perspective as a teen could contribute to solutions that support my peers.

Mental Health in the Juvenile Justice System: A Comprehensive Review

Expanding mental health screening, integrated treatment, and post-release support in the juvenile justice system is key to breaking cycles of incarceration and ensuring rehabilitation over punishment.

Stress: A Teen’s Worst Friend

Stress is unavoidable, but how we manage it makes all the difference. Learn healthy coping strategies, the impact of modern stressors, and how to turn stress into a tool for growth.

How to Create Healthier Screen Habits in 2025

New Year, Healthier Habits: AIM's Tips for Mindful Social Media Use in 2025

The Science Behind Keeping New Years Resolutions

The science of habit formation can help you make and keep resolutions that will improve your mental and physical health.

Navigating The Holiday Season: A Curated Guide For Eating Disorder Support

Brought to you by The Alliance and AIM Youth Mental Health.

It’s time to reframe what it means to be “old enough”

In an era where the mental health zeitgeist has never been more open and forth-coming… there seems to be an overcorrection.

The Science Behind Keeping New Years Resolutions

The science of habit formation can help you make and keep resolutions that will improve your mental and physical health.

Navigating The Holiday Season: A Curated Guide For Eating Disorder Support

Brought to you by The Alliance and AIM Youth Mental Health.

AIM’s 2024 Impact: Empowering Change Through Community

A year marked by growth, innovation, and unwavering commitment to the mental well-being of our youth.

Celebrating a Decade of Impact: AIM’s 10th Gala Raises Big for Suicide Prevention

This October, we raised over $650,000 for youth mental health research and programs!

How Virtual Multi-Family Support is Enhancing Treatment for Youth with Anorexia

Our Stanford researchers explored how a group-based family treatment could empower parents of youth experiencing anorexia nervosa.

Why Teen Voices Matter: My Experience in the AIM Ideas Lab

Mental Health in the Juvenile Justice System: A Comprehensive Review

Stress: A Teen’s Worst Friend

Stress is unavoidable, but how we manage it makes all the difference. Learn healthy coping strategies, the impact of modern stressors, and how to turn stress into a tool for growth.

How to Create Healthier Screen Habits in 2025

New Year, Healthier Habits: AIM's Tips for Mindful Social Media Use in 2025

The Science Behind Keeping New Years Resolutions

The science of habit formation can help you make and keep resolutions that will improve your mental and physical health.

Navigating The Holiday Season: A Curated Guide For Eating Disorder Support

Brought to you by The Alliance and AIM Youth Mental Health.

Can We Help Prevent Anxiety in Kids?

What if playing Red Light Green Light and Simon Says helped inoculate children against anxiety? New research by Dr. Kate Fitzgerald suggests it can.

Teens with Severe Depression and Bipolar Disorder Find New Ways of Interacting

A skills-based approach for adolescents experiencing or at-risk for severe depression, bipolar disorder and psychosis.

Could Targeting Irritability in Kids Improve Their Mental Health?

New studies suggest that personalizing standard psychotherapy treatment may be key to helping highly irritable children get better.

The RAP Program: Early Intervention for Serious Mental Illness

Prediction, early intervention, and prevention of serious mental illness is becoming possible through New York based Recognition and Prevention (RAP) program. By Sydney Stilwell Severe anxiety fills you with fear and dread. It makes you doubt yourself. It seeps into the dark nooks and crannies of your psyche to feed