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Young Comedian, Kevin Breel, Tells of his Struggle with Depression and...
Nineteen year-old, Kevin Breel lives two lives: the playful comedian that the outside world knows, and the young man silently struggling with depression. Breel emotionally tells a TED crowd of his...
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How Not to Be a Jerk To Your Bipolar Friend
You can’t see it from here, but I want to tear the skin off my forearms. Michael Blaustein offers a peek into life as a man with Bipolar Disorder, and offers some tips on how to be a better friend to...
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Young Comedian, Kevin Breel, Tells of his Struggle with Depression and...
Nineteen year-old, Kevin Breel lives two lives: the playful comedian that the outside world knows, and the young man silently struggling with depression. Breel emotionally tells a TED crowd of his...
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How Not to Be a Jerk To Your Bipolar Friend
You can’t see it from here, but I want to tear the skin off my forearms. Michael Blaustein offers a peek into life as a man with Bipolar Disorder, and offers some tips on how to be a better friend to...
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Young Comedian, Kevin Breel, Tells of his Struggle with Depression and...
Nineteen year-old, Kevin Breel lives two lives: the playful comedian that the outside world knows, and the young man silently struggling with depression. Breel emotionally tells a TED crowd of his...
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How Not to Be a Jerk To Your Bipolar Friend
You can’t see it from here, but I want to tear the skin off my forearms.Michael Blaustein offers a peek into life as a man with Bipolar Disorder, and offers some tips on how to be a better friend to...
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How Political Correctness Has Changed the Language of Mental Illness
For more than 14 years Natasha Tracy has been writing about her experience living with bipolar disorder. Early on in her career, a reader criticized the tone and language of one of her pieces about...
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Why Prison Mental Health Advocacy Matters
It is easy to say that when a person goes to jail “they are now a problem of the state and no longer society’s problem to deal with.” It’s even easier to forget about them and wash our hands of what...
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