Attitudes In Reverse® Reinforces its Mission to Address Increasing Mental Health Challenges among Youth

Attitudes In Reverse® Reinforces its Mission to Address Increasing Mental Health Challenges among Youth May Is Mental Health Awareness Month; May 7th Is National Children’s Mental Health Awareness Day   PRINCETON, NEW JERSEY (May 1, 2026) – While May holds a special meaning for individuals in the mental healthcare field, it is particularly poignant for…

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Neelima Mahapatra and West Windsor Gives Back as Partners in Hope

PRINCETON, NJ, October 2, 2025 – In addition to being residents of West Windsor, NJ, Neelima Mahapatra, Councilwoman Sonia Gawas and West Windsor Lions Club member Rachna Sharma have in common their connections with and support for Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR®), a Princeton-based nonprofit dedicated to saving lives through mental health and suicide prevention education.…

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Joe Papa, Founder and CEO of TruVersity, as Champion of Hope

PRINCETON, NJ, September 24, 2025 –Since Joe Papa, Founder and CEO of TruVersity, had experienced depression with family members during his childhood, he was naturally drawn to supporting Attitudes In Reverse® (AIR®). “I really feel that they have such a great mission because they were reaching kids in such a unique way and giving them…

Attitudes In Reverse® Honors Radwa Saad, DMD, as Champion of Hope

PRINCETON, NJ, September 10, 2025 – As a nationally recognized cosmetic and implant dentist at Dent Blanche Dental, Dr. Radwa Saad sees every day the physical impacts of stress, anxiety and depression, including teeth grinding, gum disease and neglected oral care. On a personal level, as a mother, she is deeply aware of the pressures…

It Takes a Village to Raise a Mentally Healthy Child

It Takes a Village to Raise a Mentally Healthy Child By Tricia Baker • September 2025 Raising a mentally healthy child is a communal effort involving many people and groups — parents, teachers, school counselors, grandparents, neighbors, and sometimes dogs. Today, 1 out of 5 youth is struggling with a mental health disorder. Only one-third…

Partners Bring Hope to Many More Youth with a Spanish Version of an AIR Program

PRINCETON, NJ, September 12, 2024 –  The loss of loved ones due to mental health disorders propels individuals into action to help prevent others from experiencing similar tragedies. AIR is certainly a powerful example of this – not only in its purpose overall, but also through the ongoing development of programs to educate and help…

AIR Honors School Mental Health Leaders Dawn Aulisi and Suzanne Keller as Partners in Hope

PRINCETON, NJ, September 5, 2024 – Budget cuts in many school districts throughout New Jersey unfortunately have resulted in less funding for youth mental health education. The need for such education is clearly evident in the continually increasing rates of depression and anxiety among youth. Fortunately, two school districts – Red Bank Regional School District…

January is National Train Your Dog Month

Importance of Training your Dog By Katelyn Baker, AIR® Co-Founder January is National Train Your Dog Month. As we close out the month, Katelyn Baker shares some thoughts on the importance of training, and building a relationship with your dog. Consistent, positive training from the start will significantly benefit you and your dog…and will start you on a path to having a future therapy dog! Most…

Remembering Emily Murillo: From a Sibling’s Point of View

Kaylee, an AIR® team member, shares with us a powerful point of view from a sibling’s perspective in remembering her sister, Emily, whom we lost too soon. On January 29, 2021, my little sister Emily Murillo chose to end her life. In her short 17 years here, she suffered a lot, from dealing with ruthless bullies…