
Book Launch: Stories of Hope and Recovery
The Grow community and guests gathered on May 17th for the launch of Stories of Hope and Recovery with readings from storytellers, comments from the editors and more,
The Grow community and guests gathered on May 17th for the launch of Stories of Hope and Recovery with readings from storytellers, comments from the editors and more,
Mental Health Book 22 Stories of Recovery and Hope from people who have overcome their own mental health challenges by attending peer support groups and
After a childhood where he experienced loss and bullying, John struggled with his mental health later in life. In finding his way out of anxiety and depression, John found Grow. Thank you, John for this honest, generous, and heartfelt story of your life so far.
“I spent 35 years of my life taking different amounts and types of mental health medications. I was diagnosed with anxiety and depression in my
1/3 “Looking back, I suffered from my mental health from my early teens, only that I could never articulate it because I didn’t know what
“I was in my third year in college when I had my first psychotic episode. I always knew that I was different. I felt alienated
“I can’t even remember a time when I didn’t have issues with anxiety or panic attacks. I suffered with my mental health most of my
“I was driving home with my three kids. They were fast asleep on the back seat when I felt it again. This big hole in
“I tried cocaine on a college trip when I was 18. I thought I would give it a try, sure look! What bad could happen?
Celebrate International Women’s Day with Christina’s inspirational story of recovery Christina O’Neill
Through national school and the first two years of secondary, I was happy, but then things started to get bad. Nothing particular happened or changed
My first dealings with depression began very slowly and gradually when I was in transition year of school. In “TY”, while everyone was growing in
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