
Alarm Clock
A picture of my alarm clock on my bed—One of the important things with me with my bipolar is just my sleep…Sleep is one of

A picture of my alarm clock on my bed—One of the important things with me with my bipolar is just my sleep…Sleep is one of

An unfortunate side effect of my medication I know I have are dreams. I never had dreams before. Never in my childhood. I don’t like

This is a horseshoe frame with a picture of the horse I road at summer camp when I Was younger. One of my favorites. The

It is just one of the ways that they teach you to stop ruminating or stop doing what you are doing and to do something

This one is very important to me. This one is a big one, it’s a photo of the Spectrum issue of Mental Health. I really

“In this photo the eye sees a basic pair of scissors. The unseen story is that these scissors are a constant reminder of how I

Board room with empty chairs. This…represents my frustration with my medication and illness I have really isolated myself. I feel like I am irritable and

A picture of the flag that was draped over my father’s casket when he was buried at the age of 21. A heroin user who

A bed with pillows. Half the days when I was really depressed, I felt like not getting out of bed. Half the time I got

Door and windows with light through and plastic through them. [When I was depressed] I didn’t want the lights coming through, I didn’t want anyone