Written by: Justin Dottavio As a kid, I never understood the song “Summertime Blues” by Eddie Cochran. To be honest, I still don’t get it. When I was young, summer breaks were filled with baseball camp, swimming, maybe a trip to the beach, visiting family and friends, and those Publix commercials about being out riding more »
Read MoreWritten by: Tonya J. Williams, B.A., J.D. This July, we are focusing our content on ‘Minority Identities and Mental Health’, a blog series honoring #MMHAM that discusses the mental health risks, issues, and resources specifically affecting minority populations and identities. I live with a diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder. I was diagnosed more than 10 years more »
Read MoreWritten by: Zoë King This July, we are focusing our content on ‘Minority Identities and Mental Health’, a blog series honoring #MMHAM that discusses the mental health risks, issues, and resources specifically affecting minority populations and identities. Throughout this month of Minority Mental Health Awareness, we have been going into detail about the additional threats more »
Read MoreWritten by: Kristen Luft This July, we are focusing our content on ‘Minority Identities and Mental Health’, a blog series honoring #MMHAM that discusses the mental health risks, issues, and resources specifically affecting minority populations and identities. When I was in college, I was diagnosed with depression. It had been apparent that something was wrong halfway through more »
Read MoreWritten by: Zoë King Author’s Note: Since I am not a person of color, and thus cannot draw on personal experience to write this post, the information will be drawn from research done by experts on this topic. This July, we are focusing our content on ‘Minority Identities and Mental Health’, a blog series honoring more »
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