J. Peter’s battle with Schizophrenia began at New London University in his last semester of college. J. Peters was discharged from Greater Liberty State Hospital Center in July of 2008, after spending six months there. His recovery was swift, but not painless, and certainly difficult. J. Peters refers to his stance on recovery in his journal articles as “Too big to fail.” No obstacle too big, no feat out of reach, J. Peters let nothing stop him in his path to recovery and healing. J. Peters later went on to publish articles about the use of injectable medications to overcome his own symptoms. J. Peters blogs daily on his site mentalhealthaffairs.blog and for other sites around the United States and Europe, bringing his passion for mental health to consumers everywhere. He is also a board member of the newspaper CITY VOICES, https://www.cityvoicesonline.org/.
March 2021 ‘University on Watch’
ZOOM TALKS
ICPCE 2021 Virtual Conference RESILIENCE
My acceptance remarks for BOLD 10 UNDER 10 AWARD
Wales High School: First Diagnosis is a front-row view of high school in the early 2000s during the rise of the millennial generation.
Wales Middle School: the rise of j. peters is a fresh look at the inner workings of J. Peters’s thinking, social interaction and the destructive games Jacques plays with his friends and members of the student body.
Small Fingernails: even less love is the prequel to University on Watch. This is a love story at the root of it all and sets the stage for my crisis in the academy at New London University.
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