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How mental illness really feels, expressed in images

EDI is working with NAMI Massachusetts to help participants express what mental illness feels like through imagery. This Boston.com article describes how the program works and shares moving stories about how expressive imagery is making a difference in the lives of those in recovery from mental illness.

Posted January 29, 2016

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