Doing Little Things and Doing Big Things for Youth Mental Health?

When you lose someone or you've been close to dealing with someone struggling with mental health challenges, it changes your perspective completely. I think that's the way that we should look, especially for young people because they're just a little and they're still learning. And so my sons are engaged in their school communities and speaking. We really sort of say, if you touch one kid in that audience and they go home and tell mom or dad or their trusted adult that they're struggling, like, you've saved a life potentially, right? Like you've made a huge impact.