by Kayla Harris | Apr 21, 2022 | Volunteer Spotlights
BACK UPCOMING EVENTS Family-to-Family teachers Tamie Callahan and Kelsey Ayer, who just taught a class together this spring tell us about their volunteer experience. How long have you been teaching Family-to-Family? Tamie: For over 15 years. Kelsey: Just started this...
by Kayla Harris | Dec 30, 2021 | Stories
BACK UPCOMING EVENTS by Ethan Yamashita, Tatiana Astrahan, Jason Anderson, Jay Heo, and Carman Ho, University of Washington – Bothell School of Business Caregiver burnout is real, and especially relevant during the pandemic’s continual isolation for many. When we met...
by Kayla Harris | May 5, 2021 | Education, Stories
BACK UPCOMING EVENTS I was scared the first time I met Matthew. It was many years ago, before I knew much about mental health, and before I became a nurse. I was about to meet my boyfriend’s father for the first time, and he had schizophrenia. As for many people,...
by Kayla Harris | Dec 9, 2020 | Board of Directors, Stories
BACK UPCOMING EVENTS Penny with her husband and children. Photo credit: Lisa Page By Samuel Burley, Yeraldin Enriquez, Nathan Markley, Roewyn Umayam, and Boyue Xi, UW Bothell School of Business “Anyone can be struck by mental health challenges at any time and they...
by Kayla Harris | Oct 8, 2019 | Stories
BACK UPCOMING EVENTS Kenyon J. Eshenbaugh, 15, has begun writing short stories to further articulate his experience of his depression. This is one of his stories. By Kenyon J. EshenbaughEdited by Maddy Noonan Life is a garden. An orderly plot of greens, reds, purples,...
