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Teen Mental Reset

What is TMR all about?

Teen Mental Reset Inc. is a Public Charity Organisation under IRS Section 501(c)(3).

We educate teens to deal with mental and emotional issues. TMR works to find a and proper way of communication. The goal of TMR is to help educate teens through their emotional and mental struggles. Our purpose is to increase awareness and remove the stigma surrounding mental and emotional health.

With its roots in personal extended family situations and the pandemic era, Teen Mental Reset Inc. will help you understand some of the many aspects of mental and emotional well-being. We work to make sure you are never alone in your struggles to learn about the issues you or others may face.

We know that not everything can be resolved, but everything you learn and share with proper help will make you feel lighter. Find a safe and healthy way to deal with the struggles you or others may have.

Let’s join in and raise awareness to talk freely about mental health.

Know the Founder

Nira Goyal

I am a high school student and an advocate of Mental and Emotional Health. Seeing mental health issues in my personal extended family, issues I see as a teen myself in school and amongst other teens, and the impact of the pandemic on mental health, I started Teen Mental Reset Inc.

My hope is to help the community with the services and activities through this not-for-profit.

The pandemic changed everyone’s life in so many ways. Mental health issues for teens related to the COVID-19 crisis were significant and in some ways immediate and unavoidable. The psychological toll of COVID-19 among adolescents is enormous and long-lasting.

The pandemic had made not only me, but many feel isolated. Mental health issues had also been seen in cases such as mass shootings in schools.

Stress in teens about which career or educational path to choose is common. Watching so many, including myself, go through a tough time recovering from the pandemic to get back to the new normal, I decided to find a way to positively impact teens by increasing awareness and removing the stigma around mental and emotional health.

I am working hard to find ways to discuss the issues that impact teens’ mental and emotional health. No one questions if we discuss or seek help from a professional on physical issues, mental and emotional issues should be no different. Everyone needs to understand it is ok not to be ok and it is ok to seek help when we need to. Sometimes, it is with a trusted adult such as a parent or a teacher, and sometimes it needs the help of a professional in mental health care. Teen Mental Reset’s mission is to help teens find a way to feel more comfortable in discussing and helping themselves and others in the community on issues of mental and emotional health.

My hope is to help the community with the services and activities through this not-for-profit.

The pandemic had made not only me, but many feel isolated. Mental health issues had also been seen in cases such as mass shootings in schools.

My Mission

is to create a positive environment for everyone.

I am working hard to find ways to discuss the issues that impact teens’ mental and emotional health. No one questions if we discuss or seek help from a professional on physical health issues, mental and emotional issues should be no different. Through TMR, I would like to :

Promote Awareness

I strive to promote awareness about mental health issues affecting adolescents and teenagers.

Reducing Stigma

I do not believe in succumbing to stigma. A diagnosis does not determine who you are or what you can do. Let us work together to create a stigma-free society for mental health!

Help others

I want to bring people to a platform where they feel at ease and willing to ask for help.

Create Self Efficacy

I want everyone experiencing mental health issues to become proactive and implement protective factors like regular physical activity, effective communication, better sleep habits, and many more topics that I will be discussing.

Directors

of Teen Mental Reset

Ajay K. Goyal

Ajay K. Goyal, M.D. is a licensed Radiologist in private practice in St. Lucie County, Florida since 1998.
Ajay graduated from University of Missouri, Kansas City School of Medicine.
He then did an internship year in Reading Pennsylvania, Radiology residency at the University of Pennsylvania Health Systems, and fellowship at Temple University.
He currently is the President/CEO of the Diagnostic Radiology Center of the Treasure Coast, Inc. with its two locations in St. Lucie County since 2004.
He is a Clinical Assistant Professor for the Florida State University College of Medicine providing an elective in Radiology for the medical students at the Fort Pierce Regional Campus for last twelve years.
He currently resides in Palm City, Florida with his wife and two daughters.

Robin Huebner

Robin Huebner a Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW). She currently serves as the Director of Social Services for the Boys and Girls Club of Martin County, Florida.
Robin graduated from The University of Alabama with a Master of Social Work.
She has worked in several social work fields, including disability advocacy, corrections, housing and homelessness, clinical practice, acute behavioral health, and as clinical faculty at The University of Alabama and The University of Southern Mississippi.
Robin Huebner is a certified as a Qualified Supervisor by the Florida Board of Clinical Social Work, Marriage and Family Therapy and Mental Health Counseling, and is also certified as a Youth Mental Health First Aid instructor.
Robin lives in Hobe Sound, Florida and enjoys swimming, drinking coffee, and spending time with her husband of 22 years, Jim.

Mrs. Charlene Lyons

Charlene Lyons was born in Hawaii and raised in Twenty-Nine Palms, California and is the oldest of five daughters. Charlene moved to Stuart, Florida in 1997
She earned her Bachelor of Science in Human Resources from Capella University. Charlene received her SHRM-CP in 2015.
Charlene has held many positions at the YMCA including, Aquatics Director, Executive Director, Director of Development, Director of Human Resources, VP of Association Advancement, Chief Operations Officer and in 2020, Charlene was named President/CEO of the YMCA of the Treasure Coast as of January 1, 2021. Charlene is currently in Cohort 17 of MEDI, The Collective.
In her community she is active as a volunteer, Charlene has served as the Treasurer and Vice President for the Junior League of Martin County and on the board of Treasure Coast Association Fundraising Professionals.
She currently serves on the Advisory Council to the Seven Circle Fires YMCA in South Dakota, the Martin Leadership Economics Day Committee, The Junior League of Martin County Advisory Committee, National Philanthropy Day Committee for AFP Treasure Coast, Communications Committee for AFP and as a Board Member for the Center for Constitutional Values.
She is an avid runner and mother of two teenage daughters and lives in Martin County.

Our

Works

Mental health Awareness month

At the YMCA of the Treasure Coast Florida with the president of the branch, Mrs. Charlene Lyons.
This is for May 2022 for the Mental health Awareness month.