THANK YOU!
Thanks to you many more teens and their families look forward to a healthier and stigma free future.
The programs that Rebecca’s Dream provides help educate tweens, teens, families, and the community on the signs of depression and bipolar disorder as real diseases, as well as, offering information and support to those living with mental illnesses.
Through your support Rebecca’s Dream provides middle and high school programming to students and parents, scholarships to high school seniors, a website with important information, and much more. Your support is also helping Rebecca’s Dream spread its wings by providing educational and inspirational podcast videos and a mental health book It’s All In Your Head to classrooms, libraries, and doctor’s offices.
It’s with your help that this is possible. Thank you for contributing, volunteering, supporting, and attending Rebecca’s Dream’s events.
Thank you for your continued dedication to eliminate the stigma of mental illness. Together we are making a difference.
Sincerely,
Rebecca’s Dream’s Board of Directors
Impressions from Rebecca’s Dream Ravinia Event.
IT’S ALL IN YOUR HEAD!
This book is now available through Rebecca’s Dream
Author and illustrator Marlee F. is a teen living successfully with depression. As Marlee struggled to understand her thoughts, feelings and moods she created “It’s all in your head.” Marlee’s passion became helping teens easily understand they are not alone during difficult mental health challenges ~ help she wishes she had during her early years of confusion and shame.
Mental disorders don’t discriminate.
One in five teens are affected by some form of disorder severe enough to impact their daily lives.
However, with professional help and self-care most teens feel better within 4-6 weeks.
‘’It’s all in your Head” contains information about: ADHD, depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, OCD, stigma, symptoms and ways to cope.
A small book with huge impact for those needing and wanting to know more quickly and easily about mental illnesses and teens.
(10:15-10:22) “My own healing was for people to listen to me and for people to be able to say I don’t know what you’re going through personally but I’m willing to listen and I’m trying to understand to the best of my ability.”