TELL Respects Your Privacy

As a friend of TELL, you know we were founded in 1973 to provide free and confidential Lifeline service. And our volunteer telephone counselors work anonymously in order to preserve caller anonymity. At TELL Counseling, we of course also guard client confidentiality very closely.
Start Training for the TELL Charity Runathon!

A rite of spring for charity-minded runners and walkers, the 17th edition of the TELL Charity Runathon will take place at the Tama River (Tamagawa) running course on on Saturday, May 28. All proceeds from the event will support TELL.
You’ve Got Stress. Now What?

Last month, a revision to Japan’s Industrial Safety and Health Act obliged firms to offer annual stress tests to employees. That test, if you have not yet taken one, is likely to reveal that you, like millions of others, are under stress.
Lifeline Dramatically Improves Shift Coverage Extends Reach to Kansai

TELL Lifeline Update
Do You Work Out?

Healthy body, healthy mind.
20th TELL Connoisseurs’ Auction on November 24

NOVEMBER 9, 2014 – TELL, a not-for-profit organization that has provided mental health support and counseling services to Japan’s international community for over 40 years, will host its 20th Annual Connoisseurs’ Auction at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo on Tuesday, November 24.
20th Annual TELL Connoisseurs’ Auction Set for November 24, 2015

NOVEMBER 9, 2014 – TELL, a not-for-profit organization that has provided mental health support and counseling services to Japan’s international community for over 40 years, will host its 20th Annual Connoisseurs’ Auction at the ANA InterContinental Tokyo on Tuesday, November 24.
WSJ: Portrait of a Trailing Spouse

“The number one reason for an overseas assignment to fail is an unhappy spouse, followed by a child that is failing to adjust to the new environment. Often the spouse and the child have little say in moving to a new country.”
Spotlight on summer intern: Interning at TELL was a unique learning experience

“For anyone who is even mildly curious about mental health or psychology or even helping people, I definitely recommend interning at TELL. “
Spotlight on Summer Intern: Climbing Mt. Fuji

“The view at the summit was easily the most stunning, breathtaking landscape I have seen during my entire summer in Tokyo. I felt like I was on top of the world.”
Spotlight on summer intern: The importance of tolerance

“It was not until first-hand witnessing some close friends and even family members experience mental health related problems that I realized its daunting gravity.”
Reach Out and Save Lives

“Connectedness is a two-way street. Many people who kill themselves send clear signals and talk openly about suicide, while most of them are depressed.”