One of Ten Million: Speaking Out About Men & Eating Disorders
Nearly 10 million men in the U.S. will suffer from an eating disorder at some point in their lives. Here’s some advice from one of them.
A Daily Choice.
During National Eating Disorders Awareness Week, one woman shares about the fight for her life and why she’s now able to dream again.
Video: “My creed is to mend the broken heart while it is yet beating.”
Steve Fugate has been walking across America for 14 years after losing his son to suicide, and his daughter to addiction.
Elliot Page Speaks Up For LGBT Mental Health
In the actress’ coming-out speech at a conference for the Human Right Campaign, Ellen Page called for support and change.
Green Beads and Chalk-Stained Sidewalks: Thoughts from Out of the Darkness.
A TWLOHA spring 2014 intern talks about his experience at a recent AFSP Out of the Darkness Walk and what he learned about our shared stories.
Depression and Desire: A Discussion Guide
What if our conversations moved beyond “How are you?” Here’s a follow-up to Jamie Tworkowski’s TED Talk, and a challenge to ask better questions.
Just Because.
“We can give, and we can receive … We can choose to see kindness as the true currency of our condition.”
Listening: An Invisible Healing
A combat medic shares his passion for preventing depression and suicide within the military.
The Locust Effect: “Everyone deserves to be safe.”
International Justice Mission explores the impact of violence in the world—and how we can help.
On Philip Seymour Hoffman and Learning From the Unanswered Questions.
As we remember the celebrated actor, we hope the conversation about addiction moves from “Why?” to “What now?”
Watch Macklemore’s “Half of Us” Video.
Macklemore talks addiction with MTV.
Light Into Darkness.
One man shares an experience that changed his life and why he believes there is always hope and light, in even the bleakest situations.
