The Kumamoto Earthquakes and their Psychological Impact
Once things begin to return to normal following an earthquake or other disaster, many people feel anxious, or find their sleeping or eating patterns disrupted. It’s completely normal to be “not fine”. It’s completely okay to reach out for help.
A Call for Stories
Tokyo-based musician, actor, and writer Martin Leroux is writing a play that focuses on the themes of mental health, depression, suicide, and isolation, which he hopes to put on the stage in Tokyo in late 2016 or early 2017. To write the script, Martin is collecting stories from people who have had direct or indirect […]
PRESS RELEASE: TELL Charity Walk & Run 2016
Seventeenth edition of charity run/walk supports mental health services in Japan
PRESS RELEASE: TELL Charity Walk & Run Aims to “Shatter Stigma” in 2016
Seventeenth edition of charity run/walk supports mental health services in Japan
Yukari Koga Counts and TELL Counts on Her
Financial Controller Yukari Koga was born in downtown Tokyo, in a neighborhood near Asakusa called Ryogkoku, famous for its sumo stadium and the giant sumo wrestlers who walk the streets.
Yukari Koga Counts, and TELL Counts on Yukari Koga
Financial Controller Yukari Koga was born in downtown Tokyo, in a neighborhood near Asakusa called Ryogkoku, famous for its sumo stadium and the giant sumo wrestlers who walk the streets.
Charlotte Shanks Went the Extra Mile for TELL
On February 28, Tokyo resident Charlotte Shanks ran the Tokyo Marathon, finishing tiredly but with a smile on her face.
Help Us “Shatter Stigma” – 2016 TELL Charity Walk & Run
The 17th edition of the TELL Charity Walk & Run will take place at the Tama River (Tamagawa) running course on Saturday, May 28th, and this year the focus of the event will be stigma.
Help Us Shatter Stigma in the 2016 TELL Charity Walk & Run
The 17th edition of the TELL Charity Walk & Run will take place at the Tama River (Tamagawa) running course on Saturday, May 28th, and this year the focus of the event will be stigma.
Supporting Mental Health in Japan – Reflections on TELL
The unifying characteristic of TELL supporters is their concern for mental health, and their belief that access to mental health services is vital to community well-being.
Supporting Mental Health in Japan – Reflections on TELL from the Outgoing Board Chair
The unifying characteristic of TELL supporters is their concern for mental health, and their belief that access to mental health services is vital to community well-being.
Disaster Preparedness: an Anniversary, and a Reminder
Everyone who experiences or sees a disaster is affected by it. No one is untouched. It’s completely normal to be “not fine”. And there are things you can do to help yourself recover.