Today’s SameHere Hero Story: Genevieve Prasad I came from a divorced family. It was difficult for me to adjust. My biological father was not present for most of my childhood and adolescence. My mother and father are alcoholics/addicts. Growing up, especially during my adolescence I saw my mom in active addiction and continue to see …
Today’s SameHere Hero Story: Emma Barucci I was in a really toxic relationship that was both mentally and physically abusive. It lasted two years and my partner was extremely manipulative and controlling and practically brainwashed me. Being in a relationship that bad had some pretty severe side effects. The trauma from it accumulated and manifested …
Today’s SameHere Hero Story: Rosio Navarro Hi everyone, I really don’t know what to say. It’s my first time doing something like this so, I’ll give it a shot. An experience that I went through this year that makes me low in mental health, and emotionally too is the loss of my mom. I think …
Today’s SameHere Hero Story: Gregory Reddington In 2013 I became a soldier in the US Army Reserve. In 2014, I became a police officer. This came about right after I ended my short professional career in mixed martial arts. I had a burning desire to help my Country and Community. I felt a need to …
“Get 10% happier in 10 days, guaranteed!” “Meditation reduces stress.” “Take this & you’ll sleep better…& sleep is so important.” “This form of self care is so good…it puts you in a good mood.” Anyone else tired of hearing platitude & overgeneralizations like the ones above? There’ve been companies & organizations in this space, for …
Spent all morn yesterday at Jericho Middle School with their 6th-8th graders, along with Stanley Cup Champ, Brent Sopel. This is a school & a district that gets “it.” Upon entering, all the students & staff were wearing bright neon shirts which said: “We don’t stand by, we stand up!” We…We…We. Love it. The collective. …
Anyone remember this exchange about a year ago, when Dak Prescott revealed his depression & difficulty with isolation & the loss of his brother to suicide? Talking head Skip Bayless would go on to say: you can’t be the leader of America’s Team…you can’t be a leader of men, showing that kinda weakness. Guys won’t …
The last – going on 2 years now – we’ve been deprived of some of the most basic joys of life. And yet, so many have been able to find ways to put a positive spin on things: much more time with family (if you’re all living together)…for board games…watching tv as a group…eating meals …
Remember the loss of “Broadway” Jimmy Hayes, back in August. 2 months ago? He’d collapsed at his house, early in the morning, after a night with friends & family, celebrating his son’s 2nd birthday. His wife horrifically found him laying on the floor of their bathroom. At the time, Darren, Theo and I thought hard …
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Been sharing pics in Stories recently, as I’ve been getting back to the gym. That’s been no small task. A looong journey many can relate to – that doesn’t get talked about enough. We do talk a lot about – much of what trips us up from healing: our overactive thoughts, wondering why we’re not …
10/17/21: How Mental Health Can Impact Body Weight and Proportions Read More »
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