InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Oct 2, 2020The Mother of All Comedowns: Recovering From a Manic EpisodeCoping with the falloutA response icon4A response icon4
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Oct 7, 2019A letter for anyone coming off psych meds(or thinking about it)A response icon1A response icon1
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Oct 6, 2019Breaking news: there’s meaning in madnessHow do I know? Because it’s my madness, and I say so…A response icon1A response icon1
Claire Leveson·Aug 28, 2019How can we save the Amazon?Not with #PrayforAmazonasA response icon2A response icon2
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Aug 9, 2019The view from the precipiceHow it feels to come off psychiatric medicationA response icon2A response icon2
InAscent PublicationbyClaire Leveson·Jun 30, 2019How To Look After Your Mental HealthLife lessons from a former psychiatric inpatientA response icon2A response icon2
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Jun 28, 2019What can we possibly understand about mental illness?Only one thing’s for sure: there are no definitive answers.
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Jun 9, 2019How pride both helps and harms mental healthIt’s a blessing — and a curseA response icon1A response icon1
InInvisible IllnessbyClaire Leveson·Jun 7, 2019Is Kanye West a good spokesperson for bipolar disorder?As someone with the same diagnosis, I found myself agreeing with a lot of what he said in his David Letterman interview.A response icon2A response icon2