by AnneMoss Rogers | Mar 29, 2026 | For Educators, For Parents, Mental Health, Speaker topics, Suicide Prevention
Image from a NYT video of parents, mostly those who’ve lost a child to suicide, who say or have evidence that social media was a major contributing factor to their child’s mental decline and ultimate death Landmark Case Blames Social Media Platforms for...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Mar 21, 2026 | For Educators, For Parents, Student Wellness, Suicide Prevention
Major Partners include: “I wanted to express my gratitude across the miles. The documentary recently published was so well done, and so needed.” —Lara Duncan Parents often leave hospitals confused, scared, and unsupported after a child attempts suicide....
by AnneMoss Rogers | Mar 21, 2026 | For Educators, For Parents, For Workplaces, Mental Health, Student Wellness
Anxiety loves short-term relief. It thrives and accelerates on long-term avoidance. Behaviors that make you feel better in the moment quietly strengthen anxiety when you avoid situations. In early grief, avoiding a gathering can be about emotional capacity, not...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Nov 29, 2025 | For Educators, For Parents, Student Wellness
A mom posted on a Facebook board last year that she marched into the school to demand they do something about her child being bullied. She bragged about how she yelled and screamed in defense of her child and that she was going to hold them accountable for this...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Nov 17, 2025 | For Educators, For Parents, For Workplaces, Suicide Prevention
Suicide method is mentioned briefly. If you or someone you know is thinking of suicide, call or text 988. When I did a suicide prevention train-the-trainer program in Canada in 2019 (one of many), I met a woman who was there because she lost her 12-year-old nephew to...
by AnneMoss Rogers | Nov 1, 2025 | For Educators, For Parents, For Workplaces, Grief & Loss, Mental Health
Sitting with someone in their tragedy without trying to fix or make it all better is uncomfortable. Fear is usually what keeps people from being more present. I don’t know what to say! Just say,” I have no idea what to say, and obviously I can’t fix anything....
