Life after high school can be an unique challenge for our youth as they struggle to adjust to new responsibilities and freedom. Listen in as two local Roswell alumni talk about how they have navigated the complexities of young adulthood.

Youth ages 11-17 have been more likely than any other age group to exhibit moderate to severe symptoms of anxiety and depression. Unforeseen events such as the COVID-19 pandemic have only exacerbated the severity of this problem and the need for enhanced behavioral health resources. In this episode, we will hear from local behavioral health experts on how we can support our youth who are still struggling with life beyond the pandemic.

Listen in with students from Roswell High School and Fellowship Christian School as they talk about #SocialMedia in high school.

This podcast addresses a wide variety of topics related to relevant behavioral health and suicide prevention topics while provides critical information on when, where and how to seek help, personalized for the North Fulton community.

In Georgia, nearly 4 million people are living with a behavioral health condition. With 1,451 deaths by suicide in Georgia in 2019 and suicide the 2nd leading cause of death in the state for individuals 10-34, there is an urgent need to expand education, support, and access to behavioral health care in our community. In this episode professional therapists and Roswell teens will talk about how stress impacts them and share practical tips you can use to cope with the effects.