Changing the Way We Talk About Mental Health

One Story At A Time
NOTICE: The Stability Network’s Board of Directors has voted to close the organization. We close with sadness and also gratitude for all who helped us create a better world for people with mental health conditions. Please read this message from our leadership. Although the network has closed, we are thrilled to keep this website and its contents live. We hope this website remains a resource for those who may be struggling and for those who wish to pursue mental health advocacy work. The continuation of the website is made possible thanks to a generous contribution from one of our Stability Leaders.

Our Tools

Free manuals and self-guided workshops that teach you to tell your mental health story

Our Network

Representing 200+ cities and 19 countries

Reach out for help

Get connected with support groups, organizations, and tools

Meet Our Stability Leaders

Stability Leaders are living proof that you can recover and achieve stability – and our society can be better for it.

Are you a mental health speaker looking for resources to help you tell your story and make a difference?
Check out our Mental Health Advocacy Tools

Become a Mental Health Advocate

Misconceptions around mental health won't change unless we share stories of hope and recovery. Use our advocacy tools to learn how to tell your story.

Advocacy Tools

Be inspired and uplifted

Leading the Way is a video series featuring stories from Stability Leaders in Belize, Zimbabwe, and the UK.

Watch these Stability Leaders in action!

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On the Blog

Stability Leaders share insights on recovery and living with a mental health condition.

How I Learned To Cope With Existential Anxiety

Dr. Kyle Elliott shares how he went from experiencing panic attacks from existential anxiety to deepening his sense of self.

May 22, 2023

I Visited A Gay Men’s Retreat Center—Here’s What Happened

In this candid blog post, Kyle Elliott shares how finding community and purpose at a gay men’s retreat center positively impacted his mental health.

July 14, 2022

The What, Why and So What of Psychosis

Peter Varnum reflects deeply on his experience living with psychosis, sharing, “I have learned not to believe I have ‘conquered’ my psychosis. It could return, and if it does, I will get through it again. But I don’t fear it the same way I once did.”

June 23, 2022