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People living with mood disorders share their stories of strength and inspiration.

There were bad days when depression was a burden, but with the help of family and my DBSA friends, life could become better. Hope is what I have. Hope that tomorrow will be better than today. Read Everett’s story.

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2013 Life Unlimited Awards

DBSA Honors Linea Johnson and Everett Page with 2013 Life Unlimited Awards [PDF]

JOINT COMMISSION LAUNCHES EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN ON ADULT DEPRESSION

Educational Brochure Provides Guidance on Recognizing and Treating Depression [PDF]

MAY e-UPDATE

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ADVOCATE FOR MENTAL HEALTH

DBSA partners with FFDA to launch CareForYourMind.org. Lend your voice to help us shape the future of mental health care.

TRAINING VETERANS

DBSA Awarded VA Contract to Train Veterans as Peer Specialists [PDF]

PRESIDENT OBAMA'S GUN CONTROL PROPOSAL:

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MENTAL WELLNESS:

A message from DBSA Board Chair Lucinda Jewell.

DBSA 2013–2017 STRATEGIC PLAN:

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MOOD DISORDER RESEARCH:

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NEW PARTNERSHIP:

DBSA Partners with InfoMC to Provide Peer Coaching Tool [PDF]

Support Groups Help

Depression and bipolar disorder can be isolating illnesses, but DBSA support groups can help you connect with others who have been there as well. Visit a DBSA support group and get the support that is essential to recovery.

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