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Supporting Mental Health Education for a New Generation through Film

A brand new approach to mental health education

Since 2016, the glowmedia project has offered free films and resources to help young people develop the emotional agility necessary to thrive.

What's Inside?

Glowmedia's mental health literacy resources are designed to engage students, foster meaningful discussions, and provide actionable tools for navigating the challenges highlighted in each film. Every guide is carefully developed in collaboration with educators, mental health professionals, and youth advisors to ensure it is relevant, age-appropriate, and impactful. Whether through thought-provoking discussion questions, engaging activities, or practical strategies, these resources are built to support schools and communities in addressing mental health topics with care and confidence. Here's what you can expect:

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Discussion Guides
Thought-provoking questions that encourage group discussions and personal reflection about the themes presented in each film.

2

Lesson Plans
Easy-to-follow plans for educators to incorporate the film's topics into broader mental health and wellness education.

3

Interactive Activities
Hands-on exercises, role-playing scenarios, and journaling prompts to help students internalize key lessons.

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Assessment Tools
Pre- and post-viewing surveys or activities to measure understanding and promote continued learning.

4

Resource Lists
Links to trusted organizations, hotlines, and additional reading materials for students, parents, and educators.

“Glowmedia films take on critical adolescent mental health topics and open the door for educators to have valuable conversations with students about the real challenges in their lives”

Lisa Damour, PhD

Psychologist, author of New York Times bestsellers, "Untangled" and "Under Pressure", regular contributor to CBS News and New York Times columnist

By age 14, half of all lifetime cases of mental illness begin
1 in 6 teens admits to taking prescription meds to get high or change their mood
81% of 10 year old girls are afraid of being fat
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C Me Grow Inc. dba the glowmedia project is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. All donations are tax deductible (EIN: 81-1247638).

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