Lifeline Extends Reach to Kansai
TELL Lifeline Update
Lifeline Dramatically Improves Shift Coverage Extends Reach to Kansai
TELL Lifeline Update
Accepting Applications for Phone Counselor Training 2016
Training dates: KANSAI | February 27-May 14 / TOKYO | March 12-May 21
TELL Is Now Accepting Applications for Spring Phone Counselor Training
Training dates: KANSAI | February 27-May 14 / TOKYO | March 12-May 21
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How the Connoisseurs’ Auction Helps TELL
Thank you for all your kind support and donations!
Connoisseurs’ Auction Helps TELL Move Closer to 24/7 Lifeline Chat-based Services
Thank you for all your kind support and donations!
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
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.”
WSJ: Portrait of a Trailing Spouse: Dependent Dejected and Learning to Give Herself Some Slack
“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.”
Taking Steps Against a Silent Scourge
“Perhaps more than time or money, TELL needs voices: people willing to speak up and raise awareness for mental health… Raising awareness also means clueing people in to suicide’s warning signs and encouraging them to reach out.”