Charlie Sheen is Winning at losing his Job!
9. March 2011 by admin.
Charlie Sheen…Winning and Stigma…Losing | Mental Health Humor
Sign: Winning
Title: Charlie Sheen = Winning Stigma= losing
Actor Charlie Sheen is a movie star my be dimming… Today he got fire from his TV show Two and a Half men. What will this “Guinness Book of World Records” holder do now? (Guinness record for the quickest celebrity to reach 1 million followers on twitter). With His new 2 million followers on twitter… his “people” Winning… have yet to be seen. Are we looking at the beginning of the end or is the something more going on? Only time will tell!
Here are the Last 6 from my friend at Mental health Humor Cartoons:
Santa PsycHo-Ho-Ho
23. December 2010 by admin.
By Chato B. Stewart
Congrats to my friend Chato B Stewart
26. April 2010 by admin.
Congrats to my friend Chato B Stewart, he will new be blogging for one the biggest mental health blog networks on the web Psych Central.
VIA my FACEBOOK:
GREAT NEWS! I am now blogging at Psych Central!!!! I finally feel like I’m home! I need your help, If you have a website or blog please add my NEW blog’s URL… Over the next week I’ll upload my cartoons and then ALL of May I’ll be posting the Cartoon-A-Thon mental health hero’s here too. Thank!
Mental Health Humor is now at Psych Central - There goes the Neighborhood
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Mental Health Humor is now at Psych Central - There goes the Neighborhood
FREE BOOK: Common Threads Stories of Survival & Recovery From Mental Illness
9. April 2010 by admin.
In 2007 Patrick Hedry (former E.D. of the Florida Peer Network), Mark Engelhardt, M.S., A.C.S.W. of USF Faculty - Department of Mental Health Law and Policy published a book called Common Threads Stories of Survival & Recovery From Mental Illness.
It has had wide exposure here in Florida and was sold from a few different website. You can also get a free copy of the book in PDF file. I want to pass this link on to you and encourage you to read it.http://www.samhcorp.org/publications/common_threads.pdf
Word is that Mark might write a new book and feature all new peers and their recovery stories. It that happens I’ll let you know when and who you should send them too.
Oh, I want to remind you that next month, May 2009 is Mental Health Awareness month. There are a few events going on. The biggest local is the Mental Health Humors Project Cartoon-a-thon. This years focus is on Mental Health Hero’s check it out.
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