During Mental Health Awareness Month, we explore resilience, trauma-informed care, mental health awareness, and the importance of building supportive communities. J’vanete shares her personal and professional journey, the mission behind resiliency training, and why these conversations matter now more than ever.

We also discuss how resilience skills can help children, families, educators, and entire communities better navigate stress, adversity, ADHD, and other neurodivergent challenges.

This conversation is a reminder that kindness, compassion, and connection can create meaningful change in the lives of others.

This month, we are launched the Million Orange Hearts of Kindness Campaign — a movement centered around unity, compassion, and support for children and families navigating ADHD. For just $5, you can purchase a virtual orange heart, leave a kind message, and help provide resources and support for families who need it most!

Visit:
hearts.anthonysroadtokindness.com

Resources:
New Hanover County Resiliency Task Force
www.nhcbouncesback.org

Learn more about Anthony’s Way – The Road to Kindness:
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What does resilience mean to you, and what helps you keep moving forward during difficult seasons?

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