Category: Teens
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Hopeful Mindsets on the College Campus Launches to Improve the Lives of College Students Everywhere
As hopelessness rises to an all time high for college students returning to class this year, Hopeful Mindsets™ on the College Campus seeks to address this global issue by teaching the “how-to” of hope. “Hope is teachable, it’s learnable. I think we’ve learned that hope is something that people can embrace, that there are strategies…
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Hope Contagion: 13 Reasons Why It’s Time to Change Direction
There are so many more reasons, but let’s start with 13. As we can argue all day about if suicide contagion is “real”, yet why not focus on Hope? Our goal is to come up with a Hope contagion, and we need your help to make it possible. The reasons why we need to change direction to…
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Join the Global Coalition on Youth Mental Health for a Spring Webinar
In 2018, I had the pleasure of being a Founding Member of the Global Coalition on Youth Mental Health to address the growing prevalence of anxiety and depression in youth. In honor of Global Teen Health Week, on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 11:30 am (ET), I am participating in a 60-minute webinar to speak of the global…
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Earn Your Hope Badge and Become a trained Hope listener on 7 Cups
Hope Badge is now available through 7 cups, in order to train people around the world on how to create a hopeful mindset. As hopelessness is the number one symptom of depression, and correlated to suicide, ifred teamed with 7 cups to Deliver the hopeful minds curriculum by teaching the opposite: hope iFred, the International…
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iFred Hosts “The Future Of Health” on March 18th
IFRED HOSTS THE ‘FUTURE OF HEALTH’ ON MARCH 18TH, A FREE ONLINE DAY OF CALLS TO ACTION FROM LEADING EXPERTS IN MENTAL HEALTH, FOR FIRST EVER WORLD HAPPINESS AGORA THERE IS NO HEALTH WITHOUT MENTAL HEALTH Boston, US (March 13, 2019) – The International Foundation of Research and Education (iFred) and Founder Kathryn…
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iFred Launches Hopeful Minds Program Globally to Address Anxiety, Depression, and Self Harm with Youth
iFred updates ‘Schools for Hope’ program with a rebrand to Hopeful Minds, with a new advisory team and additional lessons to address failure and rumination in young students. The program is free and available online, and initial research by iFred in the USA has illustrated that ‘The Hope Curriculum’ may be an effective means of…
