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July is Minority Mental Health Awareness Month The theme for 2023 is Community, Culture and Connection. The critical role of Cultural Competency in Mental Health, especially in the Asian community,…
Saturday, November 26th, 2022 from 9:00am - 1:00pm The Avery Burton Foundation will be hosting our 2nd annual Hike n' Heal community event with sponsorship from Arana Software, the RB Group, and Don't Cheat…
A few months into the typical New Year, the conversationusually revolves around new beginnings personally orprofessionally for some. For others, it’s students makingplans for Spring Break or going home to…
How to Talk to Your Child About Depression Parents and families overwhelmed by the global coronavirus pandemic often think they are helpless when it comes to helping a child struggling…
As thousands of students and families ready for back to school, there is a lot more on the checklist than registering for classes and picking out sheets for dorms. Navigating…
Avery’s Motto: “I don’t have weekday’s in my calendar – only strong days” In 2019, I wrote a book about my son Avery called “This is Depression” to warn families…