Think Out Loud Interview
Just in case you missed the Think Out Loud interview, here you go! Portland reporter Sheila Hamilton didn’t know her husband was suffering from bipolar disorder until too late.
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My name is Tony and I’m living well with Depression.
If more people shared their stories of illness and eventual recovery, it would have a profound effect on those who are suffering in silence. I recently posted a request on
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About Face Magazine
AFM19 Web You probably know Sheila Hamilton as the director and host of KINK FM’s Morning Show, on the air weekdays from 5:00 a.m. (Sheesh!) to 9:30 a.m. She’s smart.
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The Silicon Valley Suicides: A survivor’s response
The December issue of The Atlantic just went online a few days ago, and it’s already landed in my inbox a half a dozen times. The senders know me as
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‘What Should We Have Known?’
A conversation with FOX News Health host, Dr. Manny Alvarez. Watch the latest video at video.foxnews.com Mental illness, unlike breast cancer, isn’t celebrated with big marches or pink ribbons. The
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Watching the Hawks Interview
On this episode of “Watching the Hawks” Sheila Hamilton joins Tyrel and Tabetha to talk about the bane of mental illness in our society and how the pharmaceutical industry is
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What is the most important factor in treating mental illness? Competence.
It’s been nine years this week since my late husband David died by suicide. Everything about this time of year releases a cascade of emotion that is unbearable, the softening
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Dear Grandma, Here’s Why I Missed My Partner’s Mental Illness.
A reader of my book, ‘All The Things We Never Knew’ suggested it would be impossible to be married to someone for ten years and not realize that they had
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Mass Shootings: It is a mental health problem. And it’s a gun problem.
A reporter wrote me the other day asking for a quote in the wake of the Roseburg shooting. She wanted to talk about how mental illness is being stigmatized by
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Win a chance to have your book club meet with Sheila
Sheila Hamilton’s new book “All The Things We Never Knew” is launching at Powell’s on October 20th, and you could win a chance to have your book club meet with
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