Category: Caregiver and Sufferer

Schizophrenia Led Me to Make Unsafe and Ludicrous Choices

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/recovery-road/202306/schizophrenia-led-me-to-make-unsafe-and-ludicrous-choices?eml

What Does Schizophrenia Feel Like?

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/recovery-road/202304/what-does-…

WOW GRASS ROOT EFFORT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

NAMI Ohio Thanks the Ohio Senate for Protecting the Voice of Ohioans Impacted by Mental Illness NAMI Ohio, “the state’s voice on mental illness,” cannot thank the Ohio Senate enough for approving a 2022/2023 budget that will serve Ohio’s citizens and their families dealing with mental illness. During the House and Senate budget hearings, changes were made […]

A new Cliff Bauman talk! He is one of our fav Mental Health Warriors

Below is a link to Cliff speaking with Veteran Trash Talk on their Throat Punch Monday pod cast. It is about an hour long but some great stuff to help those struggling with thoughts of suicide or for people who want to help those struggling.

Communities in One Community

Charlie McMahan, Lead Catalyzer, SouthBrook Church. This is a series from South Brook Church by Charlie McMahan. There are four videos available to watch that about the importance of community. Series includes: Causes In One Cause, Creatives From One Creator, Colors In One Color, Communities in One Community.

Don’t Go It Alone, You Were Made for Community

by Christina Fox, Counselor and Writer. Christina Fox’s compelling article on our inability to function without each other and the importance of community. She walks you through the problems of being alone and the benefits that a community provide. Read more from Christina at www.christinafox.com

Cliff Bauman a mental health warrior has a new podcast!

Cliff Bauman recently had a very familiar person to us on his new podcast; Danei Edelen our former spokesperson. Both are awesome mental health warriors. Click below to hear their stories.

A How-To Guide for Bipolar’s Turbulent Waters

By Stephen Propst Living with bipolar makes the rough waters everyone inevitably confronts more challenging. But you can still safely and smoothly go with the flow. The first time I went whitewater rafting, I had so many misperceptions. I was truly naive—not unlike when I was first diagnosed with bipolar. Indeed, I seriously had a number […]

The Slogan “You are not alone” is reality!

From Paul David Tripp: November 4th Devotion MENTAL HEALTH WARRIORS “Let these words sink in.….. What is the movement of grace? We have gone from being hopeless and alone to being reconciled and inhabited by God, and therefore never alone again! Don’t forget to remind yourself again today that as God’s child you simply cannot […]

Principles to Put Into Practice and Transform Your Thinking

By Stephen Propst Managing bipolar is more than doctor and therapy appointments and medications. Lifestyle practices—sleeping soundly, eating nutritiously, and exercising regularly — are also critical. Maintaining Mood with Bipolar Managing a mood disorder is an ongoing undertaking. Contrary to what some people think, you don’t just “get over it.” How you see the situation is […]