Beech Acres build communication between parents and children from their very earliest years before serious mental illness, violence or self-harm has occurred.

Hamilton High, featured in Cry for Help, has taken it upon themselves to do a better job to address the emotional problems of their students.

STEPS – Screening, Treatment, and Education to Promote Strength – is a first-of-its-kind virtual mental health initiative for teens and their parents online.

Check back after the premiere of Cry for Help on April 29th to watch the entire documentary online.

On the inside, Stacy was suffering in ways that no one – not her parents, friends or teachers – ever knew. This is the story of Stacy's battle with depression.

A message from executive producer Edie Magnus on the making of Cry for Help and tackling the topic of adolescent mental health.

A 2005 study by the Asian American Psychological Association showed that Asian Americans show higher levels of psychological distress compared to other groups.

School shootings destroy communities, and call into question the mental health of students.

Nolan Zane identifies the key differences between the ways that Western and Eastern cultures view depression and mental distress.

Nolan Zane explains the challenges faced by therapists when treating Asian American immigrants.