Our society is grappling with a growing crisis of isolation and loneliness. While billions are invested in addressing the challenges individuals face, the real solution lies in prevention. At Trusted Sources, we focus on early intervention by empowering parents and children to nurture strong, healthy relationships. Through holistic approaches such as diet, supplements, and community support, we provide practical solutions that tackle these issues at their root. By understanding and addressing the insights from the "Anxious Generation," we can lay the foundation for meaningful change and stronger communities.
Are you a part of a church, ministry, civic organization, or small business? We provide essential education, resources, and tools to help you support anyone addressing family behavioral health challenges. Our proactive approach focuses on strengthening bonds and preventing issues before they escalate.
Your Values, Your Solutions, Your Family, Our Mission!
​We've overcome significant mental health challenges in our own families, and we know how tough it can be. Leveraging our personal experiences and insights from other parents and experts, we offer proven strategies to help families thrive.
If you're part of an organization looking to tackle mental health challenges with a team that truly understands and supports you, let's connect!
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Education
At Trusted Sources, we bring together a diverse team of parents, students, clinicians, medical professionals, and educators to offer a wealth of information. Join us for a 90-minute event designed specifically for parents, where you'll gain valuable insights and practical advice to support your family's mental health needs.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING
Kristin
"I had a pretty good breakthrough with my son last night after the amazing event. It was great to hear from the teens about their perspective on "how" they want to connect with their parents. Keep up the good work and thanks again for introducing this group to my life!”
Rocky
“We had such a wonderful experience with Trusted Sources, both in preparing for the recent events, as well as benefiting from the services and resources you all have provided our church family and community! We're still hearing positive comments from students, parents, grandparents, etc. about how meaningful the sessions were.”
Windy
"Attending the Moms for Moms event was a delightful experience. The gourmet food prepared by the chef was a true treat, and the discussions about teen depression were both enlightening and relatable. I left with valuable tips on how to better connect with my child, and the abundance of resources and support offered made this event a game-changer for us moms. Thank you for an unforgettable evening"
We continue to relentlessly pursue accurate and relevant information in order to stay on the frontline of current issues.
We want parents and their teen children, and underserved families to truly feel seen, heard, and understood!
The Case for Investing in Mental Health Prevention
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Investing in mental health interventions isn't just an act of compassion—it's a strategic move that saves money, time, and countless resources. Countless economic evaluations and case studies have consistently demonstrated that addressing mental health issues at their root yields an impressive return on investment (ROI). According to research, for every $1 spent on prevention, up to $12 is saved in recovery efforts, healthcare costs, and lost productivity. Here's why tackling mental health through prevention makes financial—and moral—sense.
Why Prevention Works
Prevention efforts focus on addressing mental health challenges before they develop into costly diagnoses or crises. Whether through promoting mental well-being in schools, providing workplace stress management programs, or implementing parenting support initiatives, these proactive methods target the factors that contribute to mental health challenges. Addressing the root causes early can reduce the burden on healthcare systems, families, and communities.
The Numbers Don’t Lie
The cost-effectiveness of mental health intervention is undeniable. For example, children receiving school-based early interventions have shown measurable declines in depression rates, with economic evaluations indicating significant cost savings. Similarly, adults participating in workplace mental health programs demonstrate fewer sick days, translating to direct financial returns for employers.
When prevention efforts are scaled to a larger population, the savings grow dramatically. This is particularly significant for high-cost issues like suicide prevention or substance use reduction, where targeted interventions have been proven to reduce mortality and treatment expenditures considerably.
Case in Point
One study highlighted by the PLoS Medicine Journal focused on the cost-effectiveness of mental health promotion in children and adolescents. The economic evaluation estimated significant societal and healthcare savings for every dollar spent, with prevention initiatives like early screening in schools and parenting interventions proving “cost-effective or cost-saving” time and time again.
The Hidden Value of Early Intervention
Mental health has widespread ripple effects. By addressing issues early on, a healthier, more resilient workforce emerges. Families experience less hardship, and schools foster productive learning environments. The emotional and social costs saved through prevention are invaluable, yet they are not always quantified in traditional ROI evaluations.
Why Mental Health Prevention Needs Prioritization
Though the evidence is strong, many mental health prevention programs remain underfunded or inaccessible. Particularly in low- and middle-income areas, there’s a glaring need to expand these efforts. Supporting prevention initiatives can alleviate healthcare disparities and create healthier, more equitable communities.