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Compass & Light: A Series on Mental Health

October 29, 2018

Bipolar, Depression, and Anxiety 

Silent Images, a local Charlotte company, uses video and photos to educate hundreds in order to impact thousands. They have recently completed "Compass & Light: A Series on Mental Health." This series currently consists of three films highlighting stories of people who have anxiety, bipolar, or depression. The films are about 10-15 minutes long and were created for the purpose of raising awareness and understanding of mental health in America. We hope to release more films in 2019 around topics such as drug addiction, suicide, and the mental health of youth.

Our CEO, Dr. Kuroski-Mazzei participated in the Bipolar segment:

To see more about Silent Images, click HERE.

 

Editor’s note: This blog post is presented for informational purposes only and is not meant to diagnose or treat any illness. If you have any health concern, see a licensed healthcare professional in person.