Two decades of writing for Bay Area street newspapers
By Jack Bragen on ‘When someone is living in the margins, being published matters...’
mental health
Post-election shock and it’s effect on one psychotic man
By Jack Bragen on This seems very Orwellian, and worse.
Neurodivergent people have limited options for supportive care
By Jack Bragen on "Survival, if we have to do it alone, is not easy, and it is not getting easier. "
Learning to live with voices and finding community in sharing them
By Dusk Delacour on "The mental health community has so many different experiences, and we are stronger together and less alone when we learn about others and invite them to learn about us."
Life with cognitive differences
By Jack Bragen on "...we need more people to understand that even though we may be suffering from an illness, we are not 'less than,' but people just like them."
Emerging from psychosis is like a revelation
By Jack Bragen on Jack Bragen writes about the experience of emerging from a period of psychosis, using his own experience as a guide.
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By Jordan Singh on Skating through the city alone Or a-gangPushing on my board is my own paradeTo take a rest, sparkit to ease