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25/02/2026

Some events are more than just gatherings. They’re reminders of why this work exists.

The Lakewood Center gala was exactly that. Beyond the beautiful venue and warm conversations, the night highlighted something important: real change happens when people come together around a shared mission.

We are proud to stand alongside programs making a lasting difference.

24/02/2026

Thanks to our friends at Sabino for their hospitality and a great tour.

19/02/2026

18/02/2026

There’s nothing better than stepping out from behind emails and Zoom screens to experience a program in person.

Touring Yellowbrick gave us a deeper look at the intentional, creative work they’re doing with young adults and families. Every visit adds another layer of understanding that we carry back to the people we serve.

Thank you to the Yellowbrick team for their time, transparency, and hospitality.

11/02/2026

The ARTS Symposium was a refreshing reminder that meaningful progress happens when bright minds gather in the same room.

We also had the chance to visit New Waters Recovery, meet their staff, and learn more about their approach. Moments like these strengthen our ability to guide families with confidence and clarity.

Good work grows out of good relationships, and we’re grateful for both.

04/02/2026

We wanted to share an upcoming event connected to Rare Disease Month that may be of interest to our community.

Join the first-ever New England screening of UNDIAGNOSED, a nine-time award-winning documentary highlighting the experiences of individuals and families living with undiagnosed illness.

🗓 Thursday, February 12 | 5:30–8:00 PM
📍 Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard University
💻️ Register here: https://buff.ly/9vHRUDY
🌐 Learn more about the documentary here: https://buff.ly/0xakMI3

The screening is part of the Belonging Beyond the Diagnosis series and will be followed by an in-person panel featuring leaders from National Institutes of Health, Harvard Medical School, and the UNDIAGNOSED team.

We hope this may be meaningful for those navigating complex diagnostic journeys.

Join us for the very first screening of UNDIAGNOSED in New England, which was filmed at Harvard Medical School and the National Institutes of Health, followed by a powerful panel discussion and reception.

28/01/2026

Maggie recently spent some time in Houston visiting Black Horse Health, Luna Integrative Care, and J. Flowers Health Institute, learning more about their work and connecting with the teams who make it happen.

We’re grateful for every chance to connect in person and keep building strong relationships.

23/01/2026

What do boys actually need to thrive?

This free global virtual conference brings together leading experts to explore male development, mental health, and healthy masculinity—backed by science, not stereotypes.

📆 Jan 23–26, 2026

💻 Online & Free to Attend
🔗 https://helpingboysthrive.org/what-boys-need-as-males-conference/

Paul Golding, Ph.D., is the president of the Santa Fe Boys Fund. Through publications and conferences, the fund and Dr. Golding seek to …

21/01/2026

Attending the Autism Research & Training Symposium today? Be sure to catch Todd’s presentation at 1:00 PM this afternoon!

We’d love to see you there.

14/01/2026

This week, Todd will be speaking at the Autism Research & Training Symposium, bringing a perspective shaped by years of hands-on experience supporting individuals, families, and the systems that serve them.

https://internationalsocietyforautism.org/events/arts-2025/

We hope to see you there!

14/01/2026

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08/01/2026

Change doesn’t fail because people are weak. It fails because we try to do it alone.

In this episode of Head Inside Mental Health, Todd sits down with Dr. Amanda Falk of The Dorm to talk about how real recovery is built—through relationship, structure, and community. They break down why motivation comes after support, how treatment moves beyond symptom management, and what’s broken in the systems meant to help.

Don't miss this clear, practical discussion on what it really takes to create lasting outcomes.

🎧 Listen to the episode here: https://buff.ly/yUcrVeN

Change doesn’t fail because people are weak; it fails because we try to do it alone. We sat down with Dr. Amanda Falk, Partner and Chief Clinical Officer at The Dorm, to unpack how a true treatment community helps young adults move from symptom re...