Prescription painkillers were once viewed as a quick, safe fix for pain. We have since learned that their highly addictive nature can have life-altering, or even life-ending, consequences. Our nation... read more →
“For centuries, and definitely for decades, African Americans have felt helpless and hopeless…We just try to live for today, because we don’t feel like we have a voice.” Dr. Carmen... read more →
Nearly one eighth of all Americans experience a form of disability, and companies which are hiring people with disabilities are enjoying lower rates of turnover and higher rates of productivity.... read more →
It’s time to address the role of returning citizens in today’s world. “I just felt like being a hustler was the only thing I knew how to do.” Leon El-Alamin... read more →
“He was always optimistic and we were always optimistic. Still are.” LeDon Clayborn’s upbeat outlook on life has helped him and his son overcome the daunting challenges of his son’s... read more →
“Music and drugs is like, you know, love, sex, rock ‘n roll…drugs.” Michael Brock had it all: fame, fortune... and a drug habit that took him from Park Place, to... read more →
“When you have your identity taken away, and you’re not allowed to practice your culture, it’s a lot harder to deal with stress and other mental health issues.” Ashley Tuomi,... read more →
In this episode we look to Dr. Rana Awdish, a highly respected physician, not for medical advice, but for guidance on compassion. “It was really there in that space between... read more →
We are deeply honored to be recognized by the prestigious Telly Awards for something as important as Mental Health. Our slogan, “Let’s Talk About It!” is a call to action... read more →
All the money and privilege in the world couldn’t take the sting out of the countless times Anne Ford was told, “She doesn’t belong here,” in regards to her special... read more →