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.
Think Out Loud Interview Read More »
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.
Think Out Loud Interview Read More »
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
My name is Tony and I’m living well with Depression. Read More »
The tweet of a lifetime. Sometimes, 142 characters does a lot of heavy lifting. I interviewed the brilliant, smart, lovely @SheilaHamilton about her great new memoir, All the Things We
NY Times Bestselling Author Cheryl Strayed Interviews Sheila Hamilton Read More »
I am in LOVE with this program. Ian Mouser is a local singer-songwriter who worked in a therapy setting with kids struggling with behavioral problems. Ian noticed the almost immediate
Healing one chord at a time: My Voice Music Read More »
The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science.” ~Albert Einstein Why are activities with music, movement, drama, and
JPepin Art Gallery. A place for beautiful minds Read More »
“I’d die if that happened to me.” That’s what Sukey Forbes often hears from people when she talks about the loss of her beloved six-year-old daughter. But, as you’ll hear
Sukey Forbes, The Angel In My Pocket, A story of Love, Loss, and Life after Death Read More »
One of the most beautiful and heart-wrenching experiences I’ve had since writing this blog is hearing your stories regarding mental health. A mother shared her hope after finally finding a medication
Dealing with a mental illness? Here are your legal protections Read More »
New York Times Bestselling author Laura Munson talks about her writer’s retreats in Whitefish, Montana.
Laura Munson, “This is Not the Story you Think It is” Read More »
As part of Mental Health awareness month, I hope you’ll listen to Trillium Family Services CEO Kim Scott talk about a Trauma informed approach to care. Scott says the key
A Trauma Informed Approach to Care: Trillium Family Services CEO Kim Scott Read More »
When 28-year-old Kevin Hines hurled himself from the Golden Gate Bridge, his first thought was, “What the hell did I just do? I don’t want to die.” According to the
Kevin Hines: Survivor Read More »
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