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#WeThriveInside: Emma Stone & Reese Witherspoon Talk Mental Health Awareness Amid Pandemic

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Emma Stone joined Reese Witherspoon and Child Mind Institute President Dr. Harold Koplewicz to talk about and raise awareness for the 17 million American children struggling every day with a mental health or learning disorder, and to help their families get the help they need to navigate unprecedented challenges during the COVID-19 crisis. “I’ve been thinking a lot about families during this difficult time,” Reese said. “Especially how children are handling the stress of quarantine.

So, I decided to have a conversation… about mental health and the ways we can help children while they are at home.” Throughout the month of May, the Child Mind Institute’s #WeThriveInside campaign is featuring homemade, inspiring videos from celebrities

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