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From music industry leader to director of TELL
“Giles Duke’s first experience with the music industry of Japan occurred when he was a teenager living in Tokyo, back in 1972. His father was
Grief Awareness
We all grieve. We grieve the people we lose – to death, to separation, to changes in our relationships or friendships. We grieve the loss
Autumn 2022 Lifeline Support Worker Training Starting Soon!
The Autumn Lifeline Support Worker Training is back! Right now it’s super hot and maybe you’re thinking about fireworks and vacations and trips to the
TELL is Now on Support4Good
We are excited to announce that TELL has been listed as a beneficiary NPO at Support4Good! Support4Good makes it easy for people shopping online to
The Power of One
Written by the TELL Lifeline’s A. Arao Recently, there has been a lot of talk about mental health. Celebrities and athletes have become mental health advocates.

TELL Annual Report 2021
View TELL’s English Annual Report by clicking here and the 日本語 report by clicking here.
Alexander Dmitrenko as TELL Chairman
Japan’s top mental healthcare provider serving Tokyo, Osaka, Okinawa, and around Japan, TELL provides effective, confidential support through phone, chat, counseling, EAPs, and workshops, to
Accessing Mental Health Services in the Military – is a Double-Edged Sword!
The military is taking a more proactive stance toward supporting service members’ mental health in recent years and these changes are long overdue! At so
Save the Date – The Tokyo Tower Climb is Back!
TELL is excited to announce this Fall we will be making more noise than ever about mental health. This September and October TELL will be
The Media vs. Me: Self Care in Trying Times
The Media vs. Me: Self Care in Trying Times By Airi Kamiike, Lukas Hasumi-Wagner, and Léonore Shiina Social media can increase our awareness, and it