Shift: Do what moves you  — A Tell My Story FiLM, Released September 2025

We Are Storytellers for  Youth Mental Wellbeing

Through powerful storytelling, we spark conversations about youth mental health with film screenings and guided discussions at events nationwide.

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“Jason is one of the rare leaders who carries both strength and deep humanity, and you can feel immediately that he truly sees and cares for people. Our conversation impacted me because he doesn’t just talk about building people—he lives it, and it’s evident in both his leadership and the way he’s turned personal pain into meaningful impact.”

Chris Callahan

“From unimaginable loss, Jason Reid chose to turn grief into purpose—using story to reach the people his son never got to. Jason's work reminds us that when we speak the truth of our pain, we create connection—and in that connection, we can save lives.”

Susie Gurley

“It was a privilege to have Jason share his story on the Wild and Well podcast, and inspiring to see what he has created from such heartbreak. His message that our children’s mental health isn’t something to only consider in times of crisis, but something we need to actively support, just like their physical health has really stayed with me.I would have him back on the podcast any time.”

Dr. Hilary Claire

Every story deserves to be told, and every child deserves to be heard.

At Tell My Story, we bring awareness to the struggles of kids and teens facing anxiety and depression through our film screenings. Each screening is followed by a guided discussion led by a mental health professional, giving parents and caregivers the knowledge, tools, and support they need to better understand and help the youth in their lives. Together, we can spark conversations, and bring hope to families everywhere.

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Hope Begins Here

"What I Wish My Parents Knew" is the first film from Tell My Story, produced by Mental Wellness Media in collaboration with Oak Hollow Productions Studio. This free mental wellness program is designed to help parents better understand and support their children's mental health.


Our program is a two-part, 90-minute event. The film is exclusively available for screenings hosted in collaboration with Tell My Story.

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Tell My Story Card Game

Tell My Story Card Game is designed to enhance communication between parents and their teens around mental health. 100 cards, with questions to bring them closer to each other, will make a positive impact on how parents and teens relate to one other.

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