AdoleBelief stands at the intersection of "adolescent" and "belief." Here's what we're all about:

Awareness: We want everyone to know about young people's mental health challenges.
Education: We teach communities about these challenges so they can help too.
Simple Solutions: We use easy-to-follow methods that don't cost much but can make a big difference.
Prevention: We believe in catching problems early and the power of mutual support, a low-cost mental health coping strategy. This way, young people won't have to spend much on treatments later.

At AdoleBelief, we envision a world where adolescent mental health is neither stigmatized nor overlooked. We recognize the unique challenges faced by today's youth, and we are committed to shedding light on the often misunderstood realm of their mental well-being.

We believe in proactive care. We aim to bridge the gap between ignorance and understanding by fostering awareness and prevention through community education. Our focus is not just on highlighting the issues but on equipping adolescents and their communities with the knowledge and tools they need to identify early signs of mental distress.

Central to our mission is the practice of non-specialist provider techniques. These methods, rooted in evidence and compassion, offer low-cost yet effective coping strategies. We are acutely aware of the "gray zone" many young individuals find themselves in — a space where mental health concerns remain unidentified until they escalate, often leading to expensive therapeutic interventions. Our goal is to empower adolescents with the knowledge to self-diagnose and seek early preventative measures, ensuring that they never have to navigate this journey alone or bear prohibitive costs.

At AdoleBelief, we're not just advocates; we're allies. We stand with every young soul, championing their right to mental well-being and ensuring that they and the communities they belong to are equipped with the knowledge and resources to make it a reality.

Documentary Series by Teenagers

Practice of Non-violent Communication (NVC)

Community Library Project

FoF Club Chapter Network

FoFxTalks Series with Psychologists

Field Studies Site