Join us where ART and SCIENCE collide with Art, Poetry & Music at the California NanoSystems Institute, UCLA Art/ Sci + Lab, Gallery, at UCLA CNSI, this coming Tuesday, May 20th, at 6.30-9.00 p.m.
Monthly Archives: May 2014
Found Voices: Art Exhibit, Poetry, Music
Posted in addicts, advocate, alternatives, arts, awareness, behavior, brain, community, consumers, culture, groups, healthy lifestyle, human & civil rights, language, mad pride, madness, mental health, perspective, pharmacieuticals, politics, psychiatry/medicine, psychology, research, schizophrenia, self-care, stigma, support, survivors, veterans
Tagged alternatives, Arts, awareness, biological, brain, consciousness, culture, dance, drama, healing arts, holistic, homeless, human rights, love, Mental disorder, mental diversity, mental health, music, planet, Poetry, positive response, psychosis, schizophrenia, social psychology, therapy
STAND-UP COMEDY FOR OUR WELL-BEING
Posted April 30, 2014, at Crazywise by Phil Borges, post by Crazywise co-director, Kevin Tomlinson
One of the most audacious and exciting forms of treatment for our health is laughter. David Granirer of Vancouver B.C. who lives with depression, is a counselor, stand up comic, keynote speaker on mental health and author (The Happy Neurotic, How Fear and Angst Can Lead to Happiness and Success). David founded “Stand Up for Mental Health“, an 8 week stand-up comedy program to people with mental illness as a way of building self-esteem and fighting public stigma.
Stand Up for HealthPosted at ted.com, June 2011, Joshua walters
Just Crazy Enough
Joshua Walters is a comedian, poet, educator and performer. He incorporates elements of spoken word and beatbox into his shows in a mash-up of comedy, intimate reflection and unpredictable antics. In the last two years, Walters has performed at theaters and universities throughout North America, Europe and the Middle East.
Posted in advocate, alternatives, arts, awareness, behavior, community, consumers, culture, film, healthy lifestyle, Humor, mad pride, mental health, perspective, self-care, stigma, survivors
Tagged alternatives, awareness, comedy, consciousness, culture, David Granirer, holistic, Humor, Joshua Walters, laughter, love, mental diversity, mental health, social psychology, stand up comedy, stigma