
In Her Own Words: Margaret Keeler’s Experience as a Family Member of Someone Living With Psychosis
Spring is a season of change, reflection, and renewal; and for Margaret, these themes feel deeply personal. As a family member of

Spring is a season of change, reflection, and renewal; and for Margaret, these themes feel deeply personal. As a family member of

When I heard I went through psychosis, I couldn’t believe it. I thought, ‘how could someone like me go through something like

Jamorra’s story is for anyone who’s ever felt behind, out of place, or overwhelmed by expectations. She talks openly about mental health

There is hope. I looked at the clock and watched the time tick away and wondered if I’d ever get out of

Loneliness isn’t rare. In fact, it’s widely felt across America. According to the APA’s November 2025 Stress in America survey, more than

Part One: Q&A with Chadwick We invited Chadwick, Peer Support Specialist with the Grand Rapids team, to share his perspective on the

Part Two: Q&A with Chadwick This is part two of a series of Q&As with Chadwick, Peer Support Specialist with the Grand

Michigan Minds is a resource hub for teens and young adults experiencing changes in thinking, emotions, and sensory perceptions such as hearing

The Michigan Minds Team sat down with Keela, a Family Peer Partner who works at the NAVIGATE program at Integrated Services of

Sydney shares her experience of hearing voices and rediscovering themselves. Transcript: SYDNEY: I was in grad school and I began to have