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Welcome!
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Who are we?
The TMHS Blog
Mental Health Resources
Teen Mental Health Society is a youth-led organization that aims to shatter the stigma attached to mental health, promote mental well-being among teenagers and spark conversations. We make mental health education accessible and mental well-being achievable. Founded in September 2020, amidst a global pandemic, it started as a small passion project and is now a global community with members from more than 13 countries.
What do we do?
Changing lives and sharing stories, one at a time.
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Weekly Guest Speakers and Informational Sessions
We invite guest speakers who are experts in their field every Sunday. From published authors to influencers with millions of views to clinical psychologists and therapists, we've had a variety of guest speakers who came as strangers and left as family.
The TMHS Testimonials
Aly Pain,
Parenting Expert
An incredible young lady creating a global movement to support teens by bringing mental health professionals, authors, speakers, and influencers to share their stories.
Marc Davis,
Diary of an Anxious Daddy
Aayushi and her team are an inspirational group of people, showing courage beyond their years to raise awareness for various issues surrounding mental health. It has been a privilege to share experiences with them as we all begin to understand our struggles. Keep up the good work
Jo Morton-Brown,
Emotional Health Practioner
Teen Mental Health Society is an incredible support network that organizes incredible speakers to support and motivate young people by promoting good mental health.
Meet the Founder, Aayushi Kulsunge
"I was diagnosed with clinical depression in 2019 at the age of 15. after already living with it for more than two years. while I was recovering, I noticed the stigma attached to mental health and taking medications for it. I wanted to shatter, if not reduce that, I wanted people to understand that mental health is just as important as physical health. With that one motto in mind, I started TMHS when I was somewhat stable and out of danger. I never wanted to make it a global organization, I wanted teenagers to come here and feel at home but now, it has become both and I am beyond grateful."
Our Impact
Started as a passion project, now a global community
14
Countries
India, US, UK, Mexico, Canada, UAE, South Africa, Australia, Italy, and more.
2550+ minutes
of informational sessions and interviews with guest speakers plus high-quality content!
500+ members
Guest speakers, volunteers, contributors, followers, and even you!
