ANGST SCREENING REQUEST
Angst is a film-based education program designed to raise awareness around anxiety, with an emphasis on youth and families.
The film aims to remove the stigma and open up the conversation about mental health, helping our youth and their families understand that a certain amount of anxiety is healthy and when to recognize when it's too much. Our program includes tips to recognize symptoms and encourages when to reach out for help. Most importantly, it shows us that we are not alone and that anxiety is 100% treatable.
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This hopeful and inspiring film program has helped over 2 million people around the world. It weaves in the personal stories of kids and families with expert perspectives who break down what's going on, how to deal with it, and how to help others. For many, Angst has been a catalyst for improving their lives.
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The foundation screens Angst at schools to students and families, followed by a session with a mental health professional to answer any questions that arise.
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Contact info is needed for film licensing. We will also share mental health resources after the event.
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Please contact us if you would like us to host a free Angst screening at your school. Below are testimonials from past events.
TESTIMONIALS
"Thank you so much for bringing 'Angst' to our school. Anxiety is a very important topic for us all to learn about. It was quite powerful to hear directly from Mia's parents about their experience and I found their willingness to share with us very courageous. Educating parents, students and teachers together was a fantastic way for us to come together as a school community."
Head of School
"Thanks so much again for your help. I think it’s a very important movie—with good resources—so I’m glad that my daughter and husband now have this information as well."
Parent
"I am very passionate about mental health because I have walked and am still walking the journey of anxiety and the many mental health aspects Mia struggled with. Thank you for taking the time to bring 'Angst' to our school, talk about Mia and her life and also answer our questions about mental health."
High School Student
"Tonight was really a great night. I appreciate all of your contributions. I’m hoping it was not only successful in raising awareness, but also at normalizing tough conversations about the struggles we see our children facing. I firmly believe that building community, via conversations like the one we had tonight, will prove to be one of the most successful ways to combat the mental health crisis and promote healing"
School Counselor
"I just want to thank you and Joe for sharing your stories about Mia and for helping others. Last night's event was fantastic and very empowering. I am glad we had a chance to connect before the event and I would love to meet and talk about future opportunities to collaborate."
PTA President