A Lesson From Trees
It’s #WorldSuicidePreventionDay 2016 and I’ll spend part of the day like I spend nearly every day, walking underneath the canopy of trees in Portland’s forest park. Read more on Huffington […]
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It’s #WorldSuicidePreventionDay 2016 and I’ll spend part of the day like I spend nearly every day, walking underneath the canopy of trees in Portland’s forest park. Read more on Huffington […]
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It’s National #SuicidePrevention week, when you’ll see lots of discussion about a harrowing reality — Americans are now more likely to die by suicide than in a car wreck. Twenty-two
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Death by suicide stuns with soul-crushing surprise, leaving us confused, shaken, and traumatized. When my husband of 10 years died by suicide, I didn’t have time to attend a NAMI
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Donald Trump doesn’t speak for me, or my black and Hispanic friends, or my friends raising kids alone, or my gay, transgender and bi friends, or my veteran friends who
Anyone who has endured the trauma of rape will want to listen to Sheila’s conversation with Danielle DeLaney, a crisis interventionist who uses her personal experience of victimization to help
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@SealPress was just informed that ‘All the Things We Never Knew, Chasing the Chaos of Mental Illness’ is an #IndieFab Finalist for Book of the year. We could use your
Sheila Hamilton from Portland’s KINK.fm talks about her book All The Things We Never Knew, mental health, and romance on Late Night Action w/ Alex Falcone. More: http://latenightaction.com
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An excerpt from Sheila’s article published on Huffington Post: I want to challenge you to answer honestly when I say these two words: Mentally ill. What was the image you created
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Just in case you missed the Think Out Loud interview, here you go! Portland reporter Sheila Hamilton didn’t know her husband was suffering from bipolar disorder until too late.
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If more people shared their stories of illness and eventual recovery, it would have a profound effect on those who are suffering in silence. I recently posted a request on
My name is Tony and I’m living well with Depression. Read More »
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