News


All Along contributes to the way we talk about and understand mental health in the media. The articles below include quotes and suggestions from Rachel.

Huffington Post - What relationship issues millennials bring up in therapy.

Huffington Post - What millennials work on in therapy.

VICE - Misdiagnosis, PTSD, and finding the right therapist.

Teen Vogue - Anxiety related to social media. This article was cited on romper.com.

Teen Vogue - Finding therapy for teens in different situations.

Quartz - The benefits of mental downtime. (Same article was reposted and quoted by The Atlantic.)

Racked - Exploring the TV/movie trope of the post-trauma haircut in article and video, and cross-posted on A.V. Club and Refinery29.

Shape Magazine - How to become a morning person.

VICE - How to know if you need therapy after a difficult experience.

Scientific American - Risks of diagnosing grief about the environment.

Huffington Post - How to adjust your family's sleep schedule.

Quartz - How the Millennial generation is approaching therapy and religion.

Dayton Daily News - Profiles Rachel and All Along online and in print. Also appeared in Springfield News-Sun.

Sierra Magazine - Mental health benefits of caring for the environment.

Caring Magazine - How singing in groups can benefit communities.

Parents.com - Should you let your kids take personal days?

Romper - What parents can do if their child is being bullied.

NASW News (National Association of Social Workers) - Excerpt from article on how to apologize to kids.

The Culture Trip - Commentary on the hit show 13 Reasons Why.

SheKnows - Several articles: How to apologize to kids; understanding teen girls; how to reduce parental anxiety.

The Establishment - How to handle when parents are suicidal.

EverUp - Taking sabbaticals from work.

 

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