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Marie Wenzel, MSW, CEO of NAMI Delaware – The Art of Volunteering with Stormy Bell
Volunteerism is often thought of as something extra, something we do when we have time. But for many, it is a vital expression of connection, purpose, and care. It is how communities grow stronger, how [...]
A Journey of Resilience: Jim’s Story
by Jim Trojan Hello, my name is Jim Trojan, and I suffer from paranoid schizophrenia. I have had my diagnosis for 20 years, and through the ups and downs, I have come to appreciate [...]
It’s Back to School and Time To Check In.
by Nancy Massaro, MSc, RN It’s that time of year again. Children, youth, and adults are returning to school. It can be a stressful time of year. We have certain traditions at our home [...]
Let’s Build a Stronger Net for Our Kids
by Kelly Green I have been a counselor in schools in Wilmington, Delaware for 16 years, and currently, I work for Children and Families First as a Behavioral Health Consultant at Skyline Middle [...]
Suicide Prevention: My Family’s Story
by Kristina Francis It has been 18 years since I lost my older brother Keith to suicide. He was only 25 years old. The impact of his death to me as his only [...]
Episodes
by Melissa When you think of episodes you may automatically think of the kind you binge on Netflix. However, the episodes I am referring to are “mental episodes.” Episodes of depression and anxiety. [...]
I Apologize for My Inconsistency
by Angie Blevins Unfortunately apologizing seems to be my middle name because of my constant inconsistencies; I say a lot of apologies and I mean a lot! As a suicide attempt survivor with [...]