Cohen Miles-Rath

And I realized in my studies there that that's just how my mind went, how my mind thinks. So that's when I really wanted to be more involved with the advocacy piece. And then it was all about just finding a position after grad school that could align with that.

And I realized in my studies there that that's just how my mind went, how my mind thinks. So that's when I really wanted to be more involved with the advocacy piece. And then it was all about just finding a position after grad school that could align with that.

And I realized in my studies there that that's just how my mind went, how my mind thinks. So that's when I really wanted to be more involved with the advocacy piece. And then it was all about just finding a position after grad school that could align with that.

And I know that with my story, with my experience, I always knew that I wanted to bring that into the picture because what I learned is that stories can really make an impact. When people hear these types of experiences, it allows them to relate and understand another person's point of view with it.

And I know that with my story, with my experience, I always knew that I wanted to bring that into the picture because what I learned is that stories can really make an impact. When people hear these types of experiences, it allows them to relate and understand another person's point of view with it.

And I know that with my story, with my experience, I always knew that I wanted to bring that into the picture because what I learned is that stories can really make an impact. When people hear these types of experiences, it allows them to relate and understand another person's point of view with it.

And I think that helps to fuel more effective advocacy and more effective ideas and how there are certain things that we can change in our systems, our culture to better serve people who might go through those type of experiences as well.

And I think that helps to fuel more effective advocacy and more effective ideas and how there are certain things that we can change in our systems, our culture to better serve people who might go through those type of experiences as well.

And I think that helps to fuel more effective advocacy and more effective ideas and how there are certain things that we can change in our systems, our culture to better serve people who might go through those type of experiences as well.

The first time that I wrote about my experience, the first time that I was vulnerable in that public space was actually in my second year of grad school. When I had done that, I wrote a blog post for NAMI, National Alliance of Mental Illness.

The first time that I wrote about my experience, the first time that I was vulnerable in that public space was actually in my second year of grad school. When I had done that, I wrote a blog post for NAMI, National Alliance of Mental Illness.

The first time that I wrote about my experience, the first time that I was vulnerable in that public space was actually in my second year of grad school. When I had done that, I wrote a blog post for NAMI, National Alliance of Mental Illness.

And that really, I think, based on people's responses and how people would come up to me afterwards and be vulnerable about themselves, to me, that was like, okay, there's something wrong. to that. There was something to me being vulnerable in a public space that could help others. And that was a spark.

And that really, I think, based on people's responses and how people would come up to me afterwards and be vulnerable about themselves, to me, that was like, okay, there's something wrong. to that. There was something to me being vulnerable in a public space that could help others. And that was a spark.

And that really, I think, based on people's responses and how people would come up to me afterwards and be vulnerable about themselves, to me, that was like, okay, there's something wrong. to that. There was something to me being vulnerable in a public space that could help others. And that was a spark.

Once I got in my professional position, I got my eight dimensions of wellness all structured, my financial wellness, I'm living comfortably. I can now open up my experience in a much more versatile way. And that's when I started writing my memoir and putting my heart and soul into that so I could really leap forward with it.

Once I got in my professional position, I got my eight dimensions of wellness all structured, my financial wellness, I'm living comfortably. I can now open up my experience in a much more versatile way. And that's when I started writing my memoir and putting my heart and soul into that so I could really leap forward with it.

Once I got in my professional position, I got my eight dimensions of wellness all structured, my financial wellness, I'm living comfortably. I can now open up my experience in a much more versatile way. And that's when I started writing my memoir and putting my heart and soul into that so I could really leap forward with it.

Yes, it's A Mending Reality, An Advocate's Existential Journey with Mental Health.

Yes, it's A Mending Reality, An Advocate's Existential Journey with Mental Health.