This episode focuses on Dawn's story of being violently raped at gunpoint 31 years ago. More than anything, it is a story of resilience.

Family members are a hidden segment that do not receive a lot of attention or support, and they are in pain and suffering, too.

The truth is you have to allow people with mental health issues, all people, to decide what is best for them.

We want the best for our children, but what happens when your child has Borderline Personality Disorder or Social Anxiety Disorder?

How can employers and supervisors create a supportive environment for people struggling with their mental health?

Because I really wanted to know what it was that I had repressed as a child, I decided to have EMDR therapy.

Imagine not being able to remember your childhood. Any of it. Because of trauma. Because of repressed memories. This is Dawn's story.

Wesleyan has always been an important part of our life. We’ve gone to reunions, revisited campus and some of our closest friends are Alumni.

What do you know about Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing or EMDR? Tim Fielder will be sharing his story for the first time.