Attitudes In Reverse® and West Windsor-Plainsboro Superintendent Partner to Improve Youths’ Mental Health and Prevent Suicide PLAINSBORO, NEW JERSEY (May 29, 2018) – Nine years ago, Kurt, Tricia and Katelyn Baker of Plainsboro lost their son/brother to suicide and soon after embarked on a mission to educate the public about mental health, related disorders…
AIR is proud to welcome J. Robert Bratman, Esq., Shareholder, Stark & Stark, Attorneys at Law, and recent recipient of an AIR Champion of Hope Award to its Board of Trustees. Rob Bratman is an expert Civil Trial Attorney certified by the Supreme Court of New Jersey and a member of Stark & Stark’s…
AIR sends many thanks to volunteer Marlene Sisti for securing a $1,000 grant for Coming Up for Air™ presentations from Penn Medicine CAREs. Marlene is a medical technologist at Princeton University Hospital Plainsboro, which was recently acquired by Penn Medicine. She started volunteering for AIR after she and her dog Harley completed a…
Attitudes in Reverse is proud to continue its annual T-Shirt Design Concept Contest, which has been held every year since 2010. This year’s slogan is “Kind is the New Cool.” Students are invited to create T-Shirt design concepts that communicate AIR’s message about focusing on mental health along with all other aspects of our health…
Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR™), a Princeton-based nonprofit organization, will honor Julie Schick, K-8 Physical Education and Health Supervisor and Assistant Athletic Director at Piscataway Township Schools, with the Partner in Hope award during its third annual Taste of Hope fundraising event on October 30, 2018 from 6:00 to 10:00 p.m. at the Princeton Marriott at Forrestal, 100 College Road East, Princeton, NJ.…
Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR™) Honors J. Robert Bratman, Esq., as Champion of Hope PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY (October 8, 2018) – Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR™), a Princeton-based nonprofit organization, will honor J. Robert Bratman, Esq., Shareholder, Stark & Stark, Attorneys at Law, with a Champion of Hope award during its third annual Taste of Hope…
Saturday, September 15th Seven Days of Refection for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Week Thoughts on Losing a Child to Suicide Day SEVEN: BE KIND. In this day of social media, people, including adults, are forgetting how to be kind. People will type insults – horrible words – that they would never say to a person’s face.…
Friday, September 14th Seven Days of Refection for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Week Thoughts on Losing a Child to Suicide Day SIX: It is OK to directly ask, “Are you thinking about suicide?” People who are struggling in the depth of depression cannot see a clear path to asking for help. Often, with their distorted thinking,…
Thursday, September 13th Seven Days of Refection for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Week Thoughts on Losing a Child to Suicide Day FIVE: “There were no signs.” When Kenny made his first suicide attempt, he was at the peak of high school success. He was a math honor student, a freshman swim star, a role model to teammates and…
Wednesday, September 12th Seven Days of Refection for National Suicide Prevention Awareness Week Thoughts on Losing a Child to Suicide Day FOUR: “I don’t understand why?” So often, when we lose someone to suicide, we struggle with this question: “why?” So often, those who end their lives by suicide appear to have so very much to…