#TWLOHAinterns: A Q&A About Our Internships.
You asked, they answered. Our intern program director and current interns share their insights about the program.
Why I’m Running For It.
TWLOHA's Run For It 5K is around the corner! We've been asking: "What will you run for?" Now, our editor shares why she decided to run and what the finish line represents for her.
Seven Billion and Growing.
"You are not alone. Not now. Not ever. Do not give up." Thoughts on how the world can seem both vast and small, all at once—and why that's OK.
The Storytellers: Special Acknowledgements.
Some thanks for everyone who participated in this most recent term of our high school campaign—and a few awards for bracket winners.
Becoming Strong From the Inside Out.
Amy Clover tells how fitness and therapy helped her recover and shares the heart behind her TWLOHA benefit, The 30x30 Project.
The World Seems a Little Brighter.
"We may not always understand how important we really are to the people who love us. Try anyway."
#wearTWLOHA
On March 30, celebrate seven years since the first TWLOHA shirts were printed and all the conversations they've sparked.
HEAVY AND LIGHT: A Felt and Connected Experience.
A psychologist who attended HEAVY AND LIGHT explains why such experiences and resources are a catalyst for healing.
When Letters Save Lives.
A letter writing campaign for a teen struggling with depression got us thinking about how even snail mail can be a powerful medium for spreading hope and encouragement.
Creativity: An Enemy of Depression.
Creativity has the power to disprove much of what we’ve believed that has led to our depression. But what does it really mean to be "creative?"
Ride the Wave.
TWLOHA intern Emily shares her story for others struggling with self-harm during Self-Injury Awareness Day.
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week: Insight From an Expert.
TWLOHA talks to an addictions specialist about fighting the stigma and offering supportive solutions for eating disorders.
