May is Mental Health Awareness Month and one of the important things to remember is that mental health is a family affair for many reasons. First, it is crucial that people understand that many mental illnesses are genetic disorders and knowing the brain health history through the generations in a family can be very helpful…
TICKETS: CLICK HERE Join us for an intimate evening with Sheila Hamilton at J. Pepin Art Gallery for a reading from her memoir “All The Things We Never Knew” followed by discussion.
Now that the springtime is here in the Northern Hemisphere, it feels a bit like everyone has came out of their hibernation and started moving at full speed! This past week was a particularly busy one for me and my staff at the Flawless Foundation; while it was a rewarding and productive time with four…
Sometimes, the most important work we can do is just to share our stories and have some fun. Trillium Family Services’ recent Black & Gold Gala was a reminder of just how powerful and transformative this can be! Recently, I had the honor of being named one of Trillium Family Services 2016 Mental Health Heroes…
Good Deeds Day 2016 is coming up on Saturday, April 10! The Flawless Foundation invites you to join us at our booth in Macy’s Herald Square from 10-5 PM EST to write a note of #FlawlessLove to our friends at Fountain House and to check out many other great organizations helping people everywhere #ShareTheGood…
On April 9 we will be live at the Oregon Council of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry’s 6th Annual Oregon Children’s Mental Health Conference in Portland, OR! Follow along on Twitter with the hashtag #OCCAP and on our feed @flawlessgrats!
Friday morning, after I dropped my son off at school, I had a phone meeting with one of my favorite colleagues, mental health advocate Gina Nikkel of the Foundation for Excellence in Mental Health Care. Suddenly, there was a loud crash; I abruptly ended the call. A car had rear-ended me. I was okay, and…
In a recent tweet, presidential candidate Donald Trump threatened, ominously, to “spill the beans” about Ted Cruz’s wife, Heidi Cruz; Trump’s Twitter followers ended up doing the dirty work for him, “spilling the beans” that Heidi Cruz has had a history of depression. It’s certainly not the first time Trump has said something inexcusable about…
REGISTER NOW Join us on April 12 for a symposium on Emotional Intelligence with Dr. Marc Brackett of the Yale Center for Emotional Intelligence! Space is limited, so register today!
