Make A Difference With Mental Health Activism

What People are Saying

After 30 years in psychiatry, I had no idea how to do activism. After reading Lyon’s and Lockard’s Make a Difference with Mental Health Activism, I now know just what to do and where to find much more information. I urge anyone who wants to do even the smallest amount to make a difference for mental health advancement to read this book.

Mark D Rego, MD

Yale University

Make a Difference with Mental Health Activism is a book every activist needs, whether you've been one for years or are just thinking about becoming one. It covers everything from bringing out your inner activist to learning how to use your own passions and skills to make your voice heard. Full of ideas, examples, and personal stories, this book is a wonderful guide down the path to activism.

Vincent M. Wales

Author/Activist

The authors help you figure out a plan to tackle the issues that mean the most to you, in a way that is authentically you.

Reedsy

. . .anyone—including actors, musicians, and a range of creators can use their skills to contribute to mental health advocacy. You don’t have to be a policy wonk. Make a Difference with Mental Health Activism demonstrates that there is no single route to success.

Donovan’s Literary Services

A timely, well-structured, and insightful read. Overflowing with facts, quotes, resources, and access points for achievable activism, Make a Different With Mental Health Activism is inclusive and informative, as well as deeply authentic and emotionally compelling.

Self-Publishing Review

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Make A Difference With Mental Health Activism: Paperback Format

$9.99

Make A Difference With Mental Health Activism: Paperback Format

About The Book

What's in the Book?

A wildfire of mental illness is rampaging through our country. Mental health activists are battling blazes. Our mental health care system is broken and millions are suffering. Who can make a difference? YOU!

Make A Difference with Mental Health Activism by psychologist Terri Lyon and mental health activist Trish Lockard is the only resource of its kind. Follow the unique, easy-to-follow 5-step Activism Path to match your skills, interests, and experiences to your perfect activism.

With access to the companion resource page.

PEOPLE MAKE CHANGE HAPPEN

How Can You Use This Book?

In this book, you will learn:

How to envision a future for yourself as an activist.
How to use your best skills and get satisfaction doing what you love.
How to find the activism method best matched to your abilities and lifestyle.
How to make the most impact on your cause.
How to set goals, monitor them, and celebrate the difference you make.

FIND YOUR PURPOSE

Where is the Book Available?

Make a Difference with Mental Health Activism is available in print and eBook versions.

If you buy from our store we make a contribution to the National Association on Mental Illness (NAMI.) Author Trish Lockard is a long-time volunteer for this wonderful grassroots organization.

Also Available at Amazon

MAKE A DIFFERENCE

About The Authors

Through her website Life At The Intersection, Lyon spotlights the unique, creative, and sometimes surprising ways people make change happen through their activism. A licensed psychologist, her career experience includes government research, managing training at a Fortune 500 company, consulting, and almost 40 years teaching graduate students. She is the treasurer of a credit union and a professional arbitrator for the Better Business Bureau.

Trish Lockard is a nonfiction and creative nonfiction book editor and memoir writing coach. She freelances with publishing companies and has her own editorial services business, Strike The Write Tone. A long-time member of and volunteer for the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), she is a certified classroom instructor for the NAMI flagship program Family-to-Family and served several years as a local affiliate president. Contact Trish at Strike The Write Tone.