by Jeremiah Blue | Sep 21, 2021 | Community Stories
The You Who are Getting Obliterated in the Dancing Swarm of Fireflies is a permanent exhibit in the Phoenix Art Museum, also known as The Firefly Room. Thousands of LED lights hang from the ceiling, with mirrors on all four of its surfaces. Though it is a small room,...
by Daisy Dimarucut | Sep 10, 2021 | Community Stories
I haven’t ticked any goals on my checklist for this year; those bumps along the roads, the failures, the doubting, self-sabotaging, things didn’t turn out the way I planned, the harsh reality that not all people around you weren’t meant to stay, and the unresolved...
by Tracy Snyder | Aug 23, 2021 | Community Stories
Tracy Snyder is a former high school English teacher turned full-time writer, and she is the mother of two wonderful children. She has been a life-long sufferer of mental health issues, and she credits a great part of her success as an educator to a student body of...
by Lilly Kenyon | Aug 17, 2021 | Community Stories
My mental health journey begun when I was 16 years old. At nearly 24 a harsh reality I’ve faced is that the journey is nowhere near complete, but I’ve learnt so much along the way so far that I know I can use to help myself in times of need. I had a very...
by Maryam Al Qasimi | Aug 11, 2021 | Community Stories
How many people have you met that were very comfortable but unpeaceful? Probably a few. Howmany have you met that were peaceful but uncomfortable? The latter is probably a harder image to conjure up. Most of us live as if the unpredictable nature of life was a...
by Johnny Whitfield | Jul 21, 2021 | Community Stories
This is Part 6, the final article in a series of personal articles detailing what it is like to be a caretaker for Bipolar disorder, titled “Outside Looking In” Read Part 1 here Caring for a loved one with a mental health diagnosis is more than a full-time...
