Josh Hamilton publicly shared his authentic self and it cost him his job as a teacher and coach. He shares how he is coping and charts a course for moving forward.
To the Fake Friends I Lost to Depression: Excuse Me While I Fixed Myself
After I emerged from the depression that filled my twenties, I discovered some old friends didn’t care for the new me. This is part of the condition we seldom talk about.
Six Researchers Look to Put Sleep Disorders to Bed
We’ve long treated trauma-emboldened sleep disorders by treating the trauma. A pioneering group of researchers believe that we should do the opposite.
There’s a Link Between Poor Gut Health and Depression
A group of Belgian researchers endeavored to answer a simple question: Does bad food enable depression, or is it the other way around?
Falling Apart Together
Josh Hamilton opens up about anxiety and depression and how he handles his own on a daily basis while also providing support to his students.
Believe Me, I’m Dying to Live
Recently, I’ve been struggling with my mental health. For the first time, it seems too much. Don’t get me wrong, I want to live. That’s all I want to do.
Envy: The Secret Root of Our Depression?
I believe that the modern trend of presenting the idealized you on social media is adding to our depression. Bare envy sits at the root of this problem.
I Have Depression, but That’s Okay
In 2018, I discovered that I suffer from depression. But, that’s okay. I’ve learned that help is not an abstract concept, nor is it a manifestation of weakness.
Suicide Is Still a One-Way Conversation
Despite our greater education on the subject, the topic of suicide is anything but a discussion.
Still Ill: Categorizing the Mentally Ill Allows Us to Ignore Their Danger Signs
After a suicide, we often ask what we could have done and we shout that if only that mentally ill person asked for our help, we’d help. That is a delusion.
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