By Molly Dickerson Over the last few years, those of us seeking inpatient mental health treatment have been confronted with […]
By Caroline Helsen I plugged in my phone, hit start on Google Maps and began the 57-minute drive from Brookline […]
Embracing the More Than Enough Campaign Since its inception in 1949, Mental Health Awareness Month has served as a crucial [...]
By Maya Jones Sometime between March 8 and March 15 of this year I was diagnosed with schizophrenia. I was […]
By Farrah Fritz Confident. Capable. Honest. Expressive. Invincible. These were my defining characteristics as a 17-year-old junior in high school […]
By Jason Jepson When I wake up early for a doctor’s appointment, I treat myself to breakfast at a local […]
By David Steingart, LCSW As a therapist, I have noticed significant distress among youth and young adults, particularly college-aged clients. […]
By Janna Herron My roommate’s wailing put me to sleep that night. Yeah, right. I wished it could, just like a […]
By Andrea Vassilev I adored my peer support group. I loved seeing the same friendly faces every week, connecting with […]
By Larry Davidson, Ph.D., and Katherine Ponte, B.A., J.D., MBA, CPRP When managing serious mental illness (SMI), the recovery journey […]