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Made possible by funding from Otsuka and Lundbeck, this documentary short highlights the mental health journeys of three inspiring individuals living with major depressive disorder.

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“As I started going through the process, things started looking brighter at the end of the tunnel.” Made possible by a grant from Neurocrine Biosciences, this documentary short highlights the inspiring lived experience of Chris Ferrari, who manages psychosis.

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In partnership with Ewers Brothers Productions and executive producer Ken Burns, One Mind is proud to support a new PBS documentary that will focus on the mental health crisis faced by young people in the United States. Slated for release in 2022, the four-hour film is part of the larger public media campaign, the Well Beings Youth Mental Health Project.

Brain Waves is a monthly interview series with leaders in brain health science and advocacy. On the last Friday of each month, we welcome guests from all facets of the brain health community, including researchers, advocates, and individuals with lived experience, in order to explore the current challenges, resources, and innovations in the field. Since its inception ten years ago, Brain Waves has been hosted by One Mind president Brandon Staglin. Special episodes are guest-hosted by Olympic gymnast, Laurie Hernandez and multi-platinum artist, Hunter Hayes, both of whom are One Mind Champions.

All the past Brain Waves episodes are available for viewing on the Brain Health Library section of our website.

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One Creative Mind focuses on artists and athletes, and the relationship between their professions and mental health. This series, with new episodes monthly, highlights prominent figures who openly share their own lived experience with mental health. With guests and topics ranging from musicians opening up about songwriting inspired by deeply personal experiences to athletes talking about the impact of being in the spotlight, these interviews shine a light on how individuals overcome challenges and use their platform to inspire others.

One Leader’s Mind at Work is hosted by One Mind Executive Vice President, Daryl Tol, and focuses on improving mental health in the workplace. With new episodes each month, this video series hosts guests representing a wide variety of geographic regions and sectors including business, medicine, education, military, civil society, and more. While the topics vary monthly, the aim is to assist in the development and implementation of a gold standard for workplace wellbeing.

What if we could go beyond psychiatric medication to treat bipolar disorder and depression in targeted ways? Discover the non-invasive technology that One Mind Rising Star Awardee Dr. Greg Fonzo is studying in hopes of transforming life for millions.

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One Mind is proud to support McCarter Theatre Center’s The Manic Monologues, a virtual theatrical experience that takes viewers on an interactive journey through the personal and true stories of individuals whose lives have been affected by mental health challenges. The experience is built around 21 individual stories performed by professional actors, and enhanced by digital design and technology.

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Stronger Than You Think was an unprecedented three-day livestream during Mental Health Awareness Month 2020 that featured over 60 A-list celebrities and athletes, leading brain health experts, and powerful youth raising their voices to speak out about mental health in the midst of the global pandemic. The event was marked by powerful stories and performances from celebrities and musicians who shared their personal mental health journeys.

This event was sponsored by One Mind and the Crisis Text Line with The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) as a charitable partner.

Watch the interviews and performances on our YouTube channel.

The worldwide pandemic and efflorescence of the Black Lives Matter movement following the death of George Floyd created a perfect storm to expand the focus of One Mind All Media to not only the at-risk youth targeted by the Ken Burns documentary, but the inequitable access and affordability issues for mental health care for young persons of color.

To address these urgent circumstances, One Mind All Media launched the digital-first content initiative One Mind Share, leveraging short-form video storytelling optimized for mobile and web to transform awareness of best practices and available services for mental health, particularly among young persons of color, as well as youth in general.

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