The Mighty, a national blog, shared information about Places for People’s Hear Our Voices campaign on August 28, inviting readers to “spend 5 minutes in the mind of someone who has schizophrenia.” Thank you to The Mighty for sharing! Read the blog post at The Mighty.
St. Louis Public Radio covered our Hear Our Voices event, which was held August 20 at Saint Louis University School of Law. Please read ‘This is what schizophrenia feels like: Places for People launches awareness campaign’ by Durrie Bouscaren of St. Louis Public Radio. Learn more about the Hear Our Read More
Tonight we worked to we worked to demystify and reduce the stigma of mental health disorders at the Hear Our Voices kickoff event at the Saint Louis University School of Law.
KMOX Radio featured Places for People’s Hear Our Voices campaign on its website on Tuesday, August 18, in the story “Understanding Mental Illness” by Debbie Monterrey.
Thank you to The Elegant Child Early Learning Center in Wildwood for donating 75 backpacks filled with school supplies to families helped by Places for People. This will be a wonderful way to start the new school year!
Jeannette Cooperman of St Louis Magazine took Places for People’s Hear Our Voices challenge. Read about her experiences listening to an audio simulation of the symptoms of schizophrenia in her article, “What It Feels Like to Have Schizophrenia.” Places for People’s Hear Our Voices campaign to change peoples’ perception of Read More
Places for People combines human connection and evidence-based care to support and empower those living with mental and physical illness. You’ll see changes rolling out in the next several months, including a complete website redesign and a new brand that reflects our passion to remove the stigma of mental health. For now, all of the information you need is still accessible on our current site. Read more about our changes and our impact on the St. Louis region.
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