Don’t Discount Dating Someone Managing a Mental Health Condition
After learning that 68% of Americans do not want someone with a mental health condition marrying into their family, Sara Veltkamp of Minerva Strategies decided to flip that stat on its head and breaks down why we should not discount dating someone with a mental health condition.
5 Relationship Rituals I Implemented To Support My Mental Health
Stability Leader Kyle Elliott shares five strategies that he and his partner use to support one another’s mental health and to strengthen their relationship.
How I Learned That Love Conquers All
Jason Park struggled with bipolar disorder and addiction for more than two decades. When his father opened up to him about a difficult familial past, Jason realized that love conquers all.
New Year, New Job: Managing Your Mental Health While Job Searching
The new year often brings new career goals. Career coach and Stability Leader, Kyle Elliott shares three ways to manage your mental health when looking for a new job.
Home of Hope: Community Mental Health Services in Zimbabwe
Angelica Mkorongo, CEO & Founder of Zimbabwe OCD Trust, discusses community-based mental health services in Zimbabwe with Megan Silvestri, Interim Executive Director of The Stability Network.
Let Me Show You Me
In this essay, Peter Varnum writes about the institutional and psychological consequences he experienced while living with the label of “bipolar disorder.” Now, he is determined to tell his mental health story the way he wants it to be told.
Building a Mental Health Community in India: A Fireside Chat with Daniel Lobo
In this Fireside Chat, Daniel reveals his own personal mental health journey, how the pandemic has shifted the mental health space in India, and the community-based approaches that can lead to recovery and wholeness.
Addiction Doesn’t Discriminate
Todd Savard’s story about a young man he met in rehab brings home the lesson that we never know how much our lives impact others.
Disability + Drugs = Dual Diagnosis
Jason Park’s story unveils the paradox that even when someone seems to be at the top of their game, they may also be battling for their life.
Using Storysongs to Talk About Mental Health in The Workplace
Paul Currington starts work meetings with “storysongs”. In this audio story, his co-worker shares a song that reminds him of a beloved friend.