Disney star Issac Ryan Brown helps normalize mental health at Boys & Girls Club About 50 children packed into one of the meeting rooms at the Boys & Girls Club’s SIerra Vista Clubhouse in Canyon Country on Monday afternoon to hear local therapist Tanyika Moore and actor Issac Ryan Brown discuss mental health during the #NoStigmasAllowed event. READ on

‘Cobra Kai star’ discusses suicide with teens Notable musicians, actors and health professionals in the SCV are addressing the stigma around mental health at the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley over the next few weeks. Last week, Karli Webster, a contestant on season 13 of NBC’s “The Voice,” and Certified Grief Specialist Sharon Brubaker, discussed how Webster uses her songwriting to combat anxiety. The talk was the first of a four-part mental health discussion seri

#NoStigmasAllowed Advocates Mental Wellness In an effort to end the stigma around mental health, notable musicians, actors and health professionals will spend the next few weeks visiting the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley to talk to children about mental wellness. In partnership with the California Mental Health Services Authority and the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health, event organizer Billy Johnson Jr. and his company Media & Repertoire will produc

Boys & Girls Club Of Santa Clarita Valley Hosts Youth Mental Health Symposium “No Stigmas Allowed,” commonly styled as the hashtag #NoStigmasAllowed, is a youth mental health discussion series that pairs an artist with a mental health professional to speak to youth with the goal of destigmatizing mental health issues. The latest discussion took place at the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley, Sierra Vista Branch. The series is funded by a grant from the California Ment