Testimonials

Kevin Hines, mental health advocate and suicide survivor, on what the film means for parents and educators.

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Video testimonials

Voices from Dripping Springs Presbyterian Church

Hear from Senior Pastor Rev. Mitch Kolls and Director of Family Ministries Kevin Wilganowski as they share their experience hosting an in-person and online screening of What I Wish My Parents Knew with their congregation in Dripping Springs, Texas.

Kevin Hines's Testimonial

View video below to hear what Kevin Hines, mental health advocate and suicide survivor, has to say about our film.

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In their words

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Tell My Story Card Game created a powerful space for heartfelt connection...

Tell My Story Card Game created a powerful space for heartfelt connection between my 14-year-old son and me, revealing insights we never knew and deepening our understanding of each other. With its thoughtful prompts, this game fosters meaningful conversations that help bridge the often-challenging parent-teen dynamic in a truly impactful way.

Shandy Longcore

Suicide Prevention Speaker & Founder of Embracing Imperfections
embracingimperfections.org

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Tell My Story’s documentary What I Wish My Parents Knew addresses child and adolescent suicide like no other film before it. 

Tell My Story’s documentary What I Wish My Parents Knew addresses child and adolescent suicide like no other film before it. It teaches parents and loved ones how to ask the right questions at the right times to keep children safe.


This incredible and educational film shares a powerful message of hope, healing, and recovery from brain pain. I can’t recommend it highly enough—every school, teacher, and parent should see it to help keep children safe, even from themselves.

Kevin Hines

Mental health advocate

Suicide survivor

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Have you ever wondered what was going on inside…

Have you ever wondered what was going on inside the mind of a child you’re worried about, but they just wouldn’t open up? What I Wish My Parents Knew will introduce you to what’s going on in your child and enable you to change the conversations you’re having into being more patient, empathic and warm, which is just what they need to open up to you.

Fiona M.

Founder-CEO, WILD