09/18/2026
Feeling seen can be the beginning of connection - and connection can be the beginning of prevention.
In their Behavioral Health News article, Dr. Jantra Coll, PsyD, and Damon Watson, MPH, LPC, explore how shared identities and lived experiences build trust and help young people feel noticed, heard, and understood.
When people feel understood, they're more likely to open up and ask for help. Creating spaces where people feel seen isn't just supportive - it's a form of prevention.
Read The Value of Being Seen: Acknowledging the Importance of Shared Identities and Lived Experiences: https://bit.ly/4xXuiqZ.