Emma shares her powerful story of surviving suicidal depression as a teenager and how that experience shaped her life’s mission: helping young people understand that even when life feels unbearable, their story is not over.

Today, Emma is a nationally recognized advocate for youth suicide prevention, serving as the Youth Suicide Prevention Coordinator for the Nevada Department of Education while working to change the way mental health education is taught in schools across the United States.

In our conversation, we explore youth mental health, the importance of prevention and education, and why honest conversations about emotional wellbeing can save lives.

Emma’s message is simple, but deeply needed: even if life isn’t OK right now, one day it can be.

If this conversation resonates with you, please remember that you are not ...