Topic: Mental Health
Lemons, Lemonade … and Lemon Rind
The two-time Super Bowl champ admires Food Network Star Robert Irvine’s work with our military and first responders as much as he lauds his attitude on life
By Lane Johnson
Rob Lawless and his 10,000 Friends
The 34-year-old Philadelphian has spent the last decade connecting with his fellow humans. So far, he’s met 7,000 — and counting
By Rachel Wisniewski
Giving Thanks For My Trio
This Thanksgiving, the two-time Super Bowl champ is especially grateful for three men who started out as colleagues — and have become family, and keys to his mental well-being.
By Lane Johnson
Let’s Stop Suicide – Together
As the Eagles prepare to play Dallas this weekend, the two-time Super Bowl champ mourns the death of the Cowboys’ Marshawn Kneeland — and highlights the help to be found by a teammate’s suicide prevention organization
By Lane Johnson
Get Help Now
If you or a loved one struggle with substance use disorder, you’re not alone. And in Pennsylvania, you can get free support, 24/7
By Lane Johnson
The 24/7 Support Philly Kids and Families Need
The two-time Super Bowl champ checks in on CHOP’s Behavioral Health and Crisis Center, which is meeting the overwhelming demand for mental health support for young people
By Lane Johnson
Fighting Loneliness, Generationally
Loneliness is a scourge, particularly among older Americans. As we head to play the Giants on Thursday, the two-time Super Bowl champ highlights a New York-based nonprofit that has been successfully addressing social isolation for decades.
By Lane Johnson
Students, Help Each Other
Founded at Penn, Active Minds is now a national college and high school network of students helping each other address their mental health struggles
By Lane Johnson
Mental Health is a Team Sport
As the Eagles take on the Bucs this week, the two-time Super Bowl Champion highlights a Tampa mental health collaborative that is a model Philly might want to steal
By Lane Johnson
“What it Means to Carry the Weight of Death”
MSNBC contributor and award-winning journalist Trymaine Lee shared insights from his new book, A Thousand Ways To Die, at a Citizen / Free Library Author event last week
By Malcolm Burnley
