Journey of Recovery / Recovering From Mental Illness / Documentary Educational Video – Journey of Recovery (2006) Bart Kean In conjunction with Kean Digital Films, MHA/NC is pleased to introduce Journey of Recovery, an extraordinary documentary that takes a close look at mental illness. Produced by Bart Kean and Ted Thomas, two mental health consumers who reside in North Carolina, this film was created to make people aware that you can recover from a mental illness. Various and individualized paths have led numerous people to recovery and the hope of Bart and Ted is that this film will be used as a learning and teaching tool to inspire consumers to take the Journey of Recovery. Director: Bart Kean Producer: Bart Kean, Ted Thomas Production Company: Kean Digital Films Keywords: Mental Health; Mental Illness; Ted Thomas; Bart Kean; Wellness; Recovery; Journey of Recovery; Kean Digital Films; The Mental Health Association in North Carolina; Bipolar Disorder; Depression; Recovery Tools; Psychosocial Rehabilitation; PBH; Psychiatry; Psychology Contact Information: [email protected] Creative Commons license: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States

 

Form of expression: Art therapy helps heal

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But it was her own art that helped Martin push through the pain of depression and her physical limitations. Part of her treatment at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital near Philadelphia included art therapy, which involves creating art as a way to help …
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Catherine Zeta-Jones speaks out about her battle with manic depression

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ACTRESS Catherine Zeta-Jones has spoken out about her battle with manic depression after being admitted to a US rehabilitation clinic last year, in an effort to lift the "stigma" of mental illness. The 43-year-old actress said she wanted other …
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Disability Discrimination: Keep Focus on Performance

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… ranked as a top performer throughout nearly 30 years with the company—informed her supervisors that she was an alcoholic, and would be taking leave to check into a rehabilitation program to address her alcohol dependency and depression. At the …
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