Peer-led Journalism at the Intersection of Mental Health, Equity, Technology, and Lived Experience
The Timeless Relationship between Bipolar Disorder and the Creative Genius
The simplistic notion of the “mad genius” can bring with it the image of the reckless, bold, frenetic, and gifted visionary creating amazing art. Ernest Hemingway, Beethoven, Virginia Woolf, and Vincent Van Gogh are some of the many creative geniuses who...
How Healthy Is The Cultural Immune System Your Workplace ?
From Trinity to AGI: What Oppenheimer Tried to Tell Us
I. Opening Image: Trinity, Then and Now On July 16, 1945, the desert lit up with fire. As the first atomic bomb exploded over the New Mexico sands, J. Robert Oppenheimer stood in silence and uttered words from the Bhagavad Gita: "Now I am become Death, the destroyer...
The History Trap: Why It Urgently Needs a Retelling
Hundreds of years ago, people once died in their thirties or forties; now they live into their seventies. Infant mortality has declined.In the past, living to the age of 40 was considered fortunate, whereas now, the average life expectancy is closer to 60 or 70 years....
Mental Health in the Workplace: The Shift from Stigma to Support in 2026
Introduction: A New Era of Workplace Mental Health In 2026, mental health is no longer a taboo topic-it’s a business imperative. What once lived in the shadows of workplace culture has moved into the spotlight, thanks to the efforts of individuals, communities, and...
The Timeless Relationship between Bipolar Disorder and the Creative Genius
The simplistic notion of the “mad genius” can bring with it the image of the reckless, bold, frenetic, and gifted visionary creating amazing art. Ernest Hemingway, Beethoven, Virginia Woolf, and Vincent Van Gogh are some of the many creative geniuses who...
Rethinking Mental Health in 2025: A Call for a More Human-Centered Approach
Beyond the Diagnosis: A Shift in Mental Health Treatment Albert Einstein once said, “The significant problems we face cannot be solved at the same level of thinking with which they were created.” When it comes to mental health, this rings truer than ever in 2025. For...
This Is Why The Opposite of Play Is Depression
The statistics of depression amongst full time U.S. workers and the consequent economic damages alone should lead us to evaluate what is missing in our work environments. More often than not, work equals stress and deadlines. What if we could change that by...
Can we talk about video games and depression?
The potential for video games in treatment for depression is a very overlooked and under-studied field. For decades, popular media has played up the narrative that video games are bad for children and developing youth. Whether it was behavioral problems, lack of...
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