Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health “Profiles of Hope” Free Your Mind Projects campaign is a success!

We thank and salute the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health for their partnership with our Free Your Mind Projects Campaign.

Beginning in March,  LACDMH PIO Kathleen Piche has joined us weekly on our radio show on K-TALK AM 1150 Sunday Mornings at 7:30.

Each week in May we promoted the “Profiles of Hope” film airings on PBS Station KLCS 58 in Los Angeles reaching much of Southern California.

We are so supportive of LACDMH’s “Early Intervention and Prevention” campaign, and we’ve received great response to “Profiles” participants who joined us on our show:

Clayton Chau,  Maurice Benard,  Mariette Hartley, Steve Peck,  Director Joe Greco,  Mia St. John and Robert David Hall.  Thanks to ALL of you for your candid interviews and your support!

Listen each week on air and online here on the site!

“LIVING WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA: A CALL FOR HOPE AND RECOVERY” FILM PREMIERE IN LOS ANGELES AS PART OF THE FREE YOUR MIND PROJECTS

A great film produced by Janssen, introduces us to three individuals from various backgrounds dealing with Schizophrenia and we follow them on their recovery journey.   People who’ve seen the film really seem to like the approach and the stories are inspirational!  Check out the film here:  www.HopeandRecoveryfilm.com   We will be welcoming Ashley from the film in upcoming weeks to the Free Your Mind Projects Radio Show.  Have questions for her?  Email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

FREE YOUR MIND PROJECTS AT THE APA IN HONOLULU!

We recently attended the American Psychiatric Association Convention in Hawaii and got some great interviews and will have some of them featured in upcoming shows.  We’ll keep you posted!

LET’S YOUTH SUMMIT:

Did you make it out to the Let’s Erase the Stigma Children’s Charity Youth Summit on May 23rd?  This isn’t just a club, it’s a movement to not just erase the stigma of mental illness – but to be proactive in getting help and simply TALKING about issues.
We support what LET’S is all about.  Check them out at www.lets.org for upcoming events.

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