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Misconceptions around mental health won't change unless we share stories of hope and recovery. We are dedicated to making positive stories about mental health more plentiful than the stories of fear and negativity.
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Coping with a mental health condition can be daunting. Know that you and your loved ones are not alone.
Our Leaders use a variety of resources to help them on their paths to stability. Whatever symptoms and experiences you or your loved one is facing, there is help available. Our list of resources includes helplines, support groups, recommended reading, and information to help you on your journey.
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Stability Leaders share insights on recovery and living with a mental health condition.
Let’s Convince the Youth of Their Greatness – Interview with Carl Boyd, Educator and Community Leader
I met Carl Boyd eight years ago when I was asked to discuss Kwanzaa, an African American holiday, on his radio show… Our subsequent discussions have become important intergenerational learning opportunities. We’re both from Chicago and like to discuss what it means to have grown up in the same place, but at different times. He was an adolescent during the 1950s, and I was one during the 1970s. I recently reached out to him to connect the dots between community and mental health over several decades.
8 things I wish I could tell my younger self
In the hopes that this will also be helpful to you and your mental health, here are eight things I wish I could have said to my younger self.
Food and mood: A fireside chat with Emmanuel Lopez
We sat down with Emmanuel Lopez to learn about how he is using food to help manage his clinical depression and seasonal affective disorder. Here’s what he shared.