Most Read This Week In Mental Illness

[close] A group for those from past Jack Summits, or those interested in mental health, to share books they've read about mental disorders, self care, mindfulness, or books that have gotten them through tough patches or taught them something. These books can be fiction, non-fiction, academic, books of photography, fitness books, whatever floats your boat!

[close] This is a community space for anyone affected by mental health issues. Open globally, for people with any type of mental illness & accepted without judgment. Get cozy, chat, share book recommendations, make friends, support each other, or just chill out. We're also here to help raise awareness for those who want to learn more; everyone is welcome. Talking about your condition is completely optional. This group is designed to be as user-friendly as possible; if you have any suggestions or concerns please contact the moderator Kim who will adapt settings wherever possible. Enjoy! :)

[close] What's your damage? Whether it's obvious to all who come in contact with you or carefully hidden away in a secret part of your heart, physical, mental, and emotional damage is a part of all of us. Instead of viewing this as "defective" it should be considered with great care and consideration--what experience does this offer up? How does it make us unique? After all, no one is better than or less than anyone else. Just different. Please join!

[close] Café Bibliothérapie is a social #LitTherapy book club that pairs fiction with non-fiction to encourage meaningful conversations about mental health & wellness. #LitTherapy nurtures self-understanding and empathetic perspective-taking to improve our ability to connect, communicate and care for others. We welcome mental health sufferers & caregivers, freaks & geeks, jocks & princesses, misfits & criminals to join us on our journey through #LitTherapy!