Spotlight on a TELL Summer Intern
“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: 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.”
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.”
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.”
Reaching out and saving 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.”
Learn About TELL and Tokyo
“Since TELL is such a small team, it’s absolutely crucial that everyone does their part; it particularly makes me feel like I am making valuable contributions to the mission of TELL.”
Spotlight on summer intern: Learning about TELL and Tokyo
“Since TELL is such a small team, it’s absolutely crucial that everyone does their part; it particularly makes me feel like I am making valuable contributions to the mission of TELL.”
Men’s Mental Health
“Men are also, for reasons that are not fully understood, much more likely than women to take their own lives.”
Men's mental health
“Men are also, for reasons that are not fully understood, much more likely than women to take their own lives.”
Cyber Bullies On The Rise
“Research suggests that 20–30% of students will experience cyberbullying, while 10–20% of students at some point will become cyber bullies.”