Not all symptoms manifest as overt distress or pain. Some present as seemingly positive experiences— a burst of energy, a
Pat Deegan’s mental health advocacy has empowered many through her recovery model, yet her approach often lacks diversity and humility.
The author, a therapist living with schizophrenia, emphasizes that mental illness shows subtle signs before a crisis, observable through behaviors
Recently, I spoke at an event in Boston about my life with schizophrenia. It wasn’t just a speech; it was
Many clients seek specific therapies like DBT or CBT without fully understanding them, often influenced by previous therapists’ recommendations. This
I’ve witnessed firsthand the depths of this bias, affecting everything from Human Resources to clinical operations and peer-run departments.
The article doesn’t touch on the concept of a support system that understands the nuances of mental health.
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