Kids in Crisis: You're Not Alone
Hannah and Amaii
Clip | 17m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
This follows up on two girls from Milwaukee who came forward to speak about their journey
Hannah's story focuses on depression, anxiety and previous eating disorders. Amaii talks about how self-love and a parent's influence helped her battle depression and a suicide attempt. They, too, realized they're not alone and now want to encourage other young people to talk to someone and seek the help they need.
Kids in Crisis: You're Not Alone is a local public television program presented by MILWAUKEE PBS
This program is made possible in part by the following sponsors: Charles E. Kubly Foundation and Johnson Controls.
Kids in Crisis: You're Not Alone
Hannah and Amaii
Clip | 17m 34sVideo has Closed Captions
Hannah's story focuses on depression, anxiety and previous eating disorders. Amaii talks about how self-love and a parent's influence helped her battle depression and a suicide attempt. They, too, realized they're not alone and now want to encourage other young people to talk to someone and seek the help they need.
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Kids in Crisis: You're Not Alone is a local public television program presented by MILWAUKEE PBS
This program is made possible in part by the following sponsors: Charles E. Kubly Foundation and Johnson Controls.