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A message from our Founder
June 5, 2020
Dear Brave Family, I stand in solidarity with the Black community, and especially with our Black alumni, colleagues, donors,...
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In Each Other’s Shoes
May 18, 2020
Ever since my diagnosis of bipolar disorder in 2006, I have been trying (hard) to explain what it feels...
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Managing my mental health during stay-at-home orders
May 13, 2020
From the beginning of March, my mindset about a world with COVID-19 was to take it a day at...
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All That It Takes
May 7, 2020
By: Jada Bromberg A smell, A taste, Sometimes that is all that it takes For thoughts to begin swarming...
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Our March Book Club Pick: The Rumi Prescription by Melody Moezzi
April 14, 2020
Finding life lessons through the power of poetry I am so excited about March’s book club pick: The Rumi...
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Please Keep “Seeing” Your Therapist: Teletherapy in the Age of the Coronavirus
April 8, 2020
By: Hayley B. Sherwood, Ph.D,, Owner & Clinical Psychologist, Oak Hill Psychological Services, PLLC We surely are living in...
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January Book Club Pick: Digital Minimalism by Cal Newport
January 9, 2020
By Jennifer Marshall   This Is My Brave is jumping into this new year with a goal to introduce...
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Five Ways to Start a Mental Health Conversation with your College Kids Over the Holidays
December 17, 2019
Five Ways to Start a Mental Health Conversation with your College Kids Over the Holidays Hayley B. Sherwood, Ph.D....
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Health Magazine: How One Woman With Bipolar Disorder Is Bringing People Together to Fight the Stigma of Mental Illness
December 1, 2019
By Jennifer Marshall, as told to Stephanie Booth – December 2019 “Too often, people hide their diagnosis for fear...
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A Guest Post on World Suicide Awareness Month
September 22, 2019
I sit frozen at my work desk listening for sirens headed in the direction of the train station. He...
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