Zach and I dancing. Almost a year before he would take his life, He looks so happy…..
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McKenzie sporting her fashionable “Much Love “ bandana
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Kody holding his son
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Take some time this Memorial Day to show gratitude for those who have made the greatest of sacrifices.
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Doug, an Irish man who has battled depression for 10 years, recently opened up about his struggle on social media by sharing a video. This week, we take a look at his video and pull out some important details.
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This week's State of Mind article turns the looking glass toward our veterans, analyzing how they can be affected by depression and suicide.
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This week, Bryce shares musings on self talk, in a positive and negative light.
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Bryce's brief musings on setting goals to break out of depression.
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Bryce offers his experiences with anxiety and depression in the workplace, with a smidgen of worldly context, for your reading pleasure.
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Here, we begin a journey to examine the state of mental health across a variety of groups, and how we've arrived where we are in our society today.
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We've been building out a Resource page to help people with depression or anxiety, we've had a logo redesign (thanks to Kate Sowles, they are beautiful!), and we will be hosting a Portland, Oregon Film Festival in July. This is where we need your help.
For each $50 we raise we can support 1 person working on a film for the festival.
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I'm sure you have noticed it has been a while since we have posted any new blog posts or updates on our site. Rest assured, we are still hard at work at spreading our message and giving hope to those around who need it most.
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The most important person in my life suffers from depression (I will refer to him as M). He is my life partner, my love, and my best friend. He has suffered from Major Depression for most of his adult life. He has these depression episodes that can last anywhere from 1-3 days. They start out with him sleeping excessively and shutting me out. Then he starts to get angry and talk a lot about how hopeless his life is, how he isn’t happy, how he will never be happy, and things will never get better, etc. Sometimes this would progress to talks of suicide.
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When you’re suicidal, you’re not thinking of who is going to clean up the mess. You’re not thinking of who’s going to find you, go through your stuff, and examine the details. You don’t think of who you’re leaving behind or how they’re going to deal with the loss of you. You don’t care about the mess you’re leaving because you believe YOU ARE the mess.
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