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01/07/2026
On December 13, teen leaders from PALS, the on‑campus mental health club at Torrey Pines High School, partnered with the Endurant Movement to create Miles & Smiles — a teen‑led kindness and fitness fundraiser where students turned pain into a powerful, ongoing conversation about mental health, su***de, and neurodiversity.
Huge gratitude to the San Diego Union-Tribune and reporter Karen Billing for shining such compassionate light on these young leaders and their vision in their recent story on how Miles & Smiles is bringing the Torrey Pines community together around mental health and su***de awareness.
To every student, family, and community member who walked, ran, volunteered, completed acts of kindness, or simply showed up: you’re helping GrOw hope forward for youth mental health, su***de awareness, and neurodivergent acceptance — proving that healing really does happen in community.
If you’re asking, “How can I get involved?” — join our January campaign 100 Voices Standing Together, inviting 100 people to give $25/month to fund Teen Voices, Endurant’s youth storytelling and mental health initiative rooted in connection and compassion.
Find the link to the campaign and the full article at the 🔗 in bio.
Grateful to the Los Angeles Times for shining a spotlight on teen mental health and the unique challenges faced by autistic youth, with a powerful feature written by Corinne Purtill. Corinne’s thoughtful storytelling brings compassion and much-needed clarity to conversations that are too often avoided. Watch the full story in our 6-minute video below.
A special appreciation goes to Neal and Samara for your unwavering bravery and emotional courage in sharing Anthony’s story. By letting others see the reality of your journey, you’re helping break the silence and reduce stigma for so many families grappling with these painful experiences. The strength it takes to have these conversations is remarkable, and your voice is making a difference for others who need to know they are not alone.
Stories like Anthony’s remind us why we must keep talking—and keep acting. To help raise awareness, the Endurant Movement just launched Miles and Smiles—a fitness and kindness challenge to raise awareness around teen mental health. The link to join is in our bio. Every mile moved and every act of kindness matters. Let’s build hope, together.
🔗 Full Los Angeles Times article at the link in our bio
11/12/2025
Losing their son to su***de changed every part of their lives. But by honoring his story, Neal and Samara Tricarico work to transform their grief into growth. In their newest feature with Medium, they share candidly how the Endurant Movement began and how all of us can GrOw through heartbreak, find strength in connection, and experience real hope together.
Tap the link in bio to read the article and watch a 5-step video on moving forward with grace, resilience, and the support of community. Nobody has to feel alone—post-traumatic growth is possible for everyone.
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