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Randi Silverman is the Founder and former Executive Director of The Youth Mental Health Project, and an award-winning screenwriter and producer of the feature film, NO LETTING...
Randi Silverman’s new film No Letting Go reflects the real-life struggles of her family after her middle son began to manifest early symptoms of bipolar disorder. The bewildering effort to figure out what was wrong and how to make it better fired Randi’s passion to help other parents.
Randi Silverman is the co-Founder of The Youth Mental Health Project and an award-winning screenwriter and producer of the feature film, NO LETTING GO. She uses her experience as a mother of a child with mental health struggles to depict a family’s true struggles with mental illness.
Founder of the Youth Mental Health Project and Filmmaker Randi Silverman outlines her new film, No Letting Go, and explains the stigma and hardship surrounding mental health issues.
No Letting Go draws on the personal experience of writer and producer Randi Silverman, whose own middle son lives with bipolar disorder (played in the movie by his younger brother Noah).
Randi is the co-founder of the Westchester Parent-to-Parent Support Group, a support network for parents raising children with issues of anxiety, depression and/or mood disorder. Westchester Parent-to-Parent has served over 400 families in the New York Tri-State area since 2011.
The Mental Health Mamas are joined by guest Randi Silverman. Randi is an award-winning screenwriter and producer of the feature film, No Letting Go, the Co-Founder of the Youth Mental Health Project and a fellow Mental Health Mama.
