Randi Silverman is the co-Founder and President of The Youth Mental Health Project and an award-winning screenwriter and producer of the feature film, NO LETTING GO. As national public speaker and presenter on the topic of children’s mental health, Randi sparks meaningful conversations that provide insight into the challenges faced by families with a loved one who struggles with mental illness. A believer in the power of storytelling, Randi used her real life experiences as the mother of a child with a mental health disorder to co-write and produce the multi-award winning film, NO LETTING GO. Receiving critical acclaim from film reviewers and mental health organizations alike, the film has won over 20 awards at independent film festivals world-wide.

As President of The Youth Mental Health Project, Randi’s work creates opportunities for open community dialogue and increased awareness and education about children’s mental health.

In 2011, Randi co-founded a local community Parent-to-Parent Support Group, which has served over 1000 families in Westchester, NY. As a graduate of the University Of Pittsburgh School Of Law, Randi also uses her knowledge of the law to help parents advocate for the educational needs of their children who suffer from mental health challenges. Randi is a member of the Board of Directors for the International Bipolar Foundation.

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