Minnesota is experiencing a troubling trend as young people are increasingly lost to suicide, based on recent alarming data. In Brainerd, two young lives were cut short this summer. Ava Starr, aged 11, and Alexis Thornton, aged 13, were students at Forestview Middle School. They died only three weeks apart.
The community of Brainerd is in mourning, yet this issue extends beyond one town. Throughout Minnesota, whether in small communities, farming regions, or bustling cities, families are enduring similar heart-wrenching losses. The broader state grapples with this emotional burden.
As Minnesotans, especially those involved in mental health fields, there is a responsibility to confront the situation directly. Awareness and understanding of the crisis are imperative to prevent further tragedy.

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