Public Access TV Show on the subject of mental health.
Joshua Walters, a comedian living with bipolar disorder, chats with host Shannon Eliot about art, theatre, mental health empowerment, and his definition of madness.
What is the Alameda County Best Now! program and how does it promote recovery and consumer employment? Learn the answer as host Barbara Meyers chats with Best Now! Program Coordinator Jamie Works Wright and graduate Jeffrey Caiola.
Host Barbara Meyers chats with guests Gigi Crowder and Pastor Horacio Jones about a specialized training in Alameda County aimed at educating and encouraging a much needed collaboration between spiritual leaders and mental health providers. Learn how mental health and spirituality interact in the African American community and the importance of cultural responsiveness.
Join host Shannon Eliot as she chats with PEERS Spirituality Liaison Minister Monique Tarver and BOSS Executive Director boona cheema as they discuss the importance of spirituality in maintaining mental health and wellness.
The creative use of a mask-making workshop to help people living with mental health difficulties to have transformative experiences and change negative self-images.
Mindfulness is about accepting where you are in the present moment without judgment. Two guests join host Shannon Eliot to talk about and demonstrate the role of mindfulness in helping heal from anxiety, depression.
Leaders of the mental health consumer movement from four countries talk about what is going on in their countries with respect to mental health consumers. There are more similarities than differences. They talk of an international organization which was recently formed for their joint work.
The creative use of a mask-making workshop to help people living with mental health difficulties to change a person's negative self-images.
Mindfulness is about accepting where you are in the present moment without judgment. Two guests join host Shannon Eliot to talk about and demonstrate the role of mindfulness in helping heal from anxiety, depression.
Leaders of the mental health consumer movement from four countries talk about what is going on in their countries with respect to mental health consumers. There are more similarities than differences. They talk of an international organization which was recently formed for their joint work.