Alisha received her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and is currently working on her Masters in Social Work at the University of Connecticut where she is also the chair of the Latino Students [...]
By Nicole Thompson, Student, Pace University Anxiety and depression crept into my life when I was about 11 years old. At that age, I didn’t know what mental illness was but I knew the dull, empty [...]
You are not nothing, you are everything; you are all that there is. By Matt Riley, Chief Operating Officer, Jordan Porco Foundation Let’s face it, we’ve all been there. We’ve all had times where [...]
Coping Strategies In the Face Of Natural Disasters By Rachel Papke & Elizabeth McOsker As a part of Elizabeth’s Masters in Public Health coursework, Elizabeth successfully completed four FEMA [...]
The State of Stigma in 2017 By Mac Klein Mac Klein received his Bachelor of Science in psychology from Arizona State University and is also a musician. Research on the stigma towards mental [...]
Safe messaging: the lifeboat we need in this digital era By Rachel Papke, Communications Manager, Jordan Porco Foundation Ever feel like you are lost in this sea of negative, violent, [...]
Sophie is 12 years old and lives in Colorado. She is an avid horseback rider, skier, volleyball player, and 4H girl. Sophie’s Uncle died by suicide before she was born. Hope has helped her and [...]
By Penny Field Penny Field is a licensed psychotherapist in private practice in East Hartford CT. You can learn more about her work at http://www.pfield.com/ or read her blog Progress not [...]
One year ago, I wrote these words: “I carry the weight of my heart and the weight of all the things happening in the world very heavily. I feel things deeply. It’s just who I am.” This is still [...]
By Guest Blogger: Jennifer McGregor She co-created PublicHealthLibrary.org to help spread reputable health information The link between mental illness and addiction has been studied extensively [...]
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