You.Me.We.All
Youth Mental Wellness Alliance
Mission Statement
Youth Mental Wellness Alliance is a parent-led nonprofit strengthening mental health support for kids and teens in families, schools, and communities.
Who We Are
We are a collaborative community resource hub connecting families to trusted, evidence-based mental health support. Through partnerships with families, schools, mental health professionals, and community organizations, we advance initiatives that strengthen youth mental wellness across home, school, and community.
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See ID43 Creative's video montage of Drew Petersen's "Feel It All": Film Screening & Conversation about Mental Health in the Mountains in Boise, ID. Drew is a professional skiier, ultra marathon runner, and mental health advocate. He speaks in schools and communities. drew-petersen.com. Event was hosted by The Speedy Foundation, Connection is the Cure, and You.Me.We.All
KTVB's Mom Matters segment features Dr. Ethan Sims, from Idaho Clinicians for Climate and Health, and Dr. Wesley Pidcock discussing how climate events like wildfires and extreme heat harm children's physical and mental health. Sims & Pidcock explain that while smoke and heat directly impact kids' developing bodies, witnessing these environmental changes also contributes to rising rates of eco-anxiety and stress among youth.
Watch this brilliant, compelling Ted Talk with your tween or teen – to better understand how social media is free only because you pay a huge price for it: your time. (11 min video)
See ID43 Creative's video montage of Drew Petersen's "Feel It All": Film Screening & Conversation about Mental Health in the Mountains in Boise, ID. Drew is a professional skiier, ultra marathon runner, and mental health advocate. He speaks in schools and communities. drew-petersen.com. Event was hosted by The Speedy Foundation, Connection is the Cure, and You.Me.We.All
Upcoming Events!
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Thank you Emily Cherkin
The Screentime Consultant!
Thank you Emily, The Screentime Consultant, for coming to our Boise, ID community (Feb 2025) to share your Judgment-Free Tech-Intentional Parenting Guidance with us. Your talk was authentic, relatable, funny and incredibly helpful.
Thank you also to One Stone Lab School for partnering with us for this event and providing your beautiful space and thank you to Saint Alphonsus Women's Healthcare Fund for sponsoring this event and making this possible.
“In This Together”: Our Newsletter
Our work is collaborative and community-wide. Our newsletters are the primary way we keep you updated and informed, and also the way we call on you to act for important and urgent issues. Please consider subscribing to, and sharing our newsletter. Thanks for being here.