Having a mental illness is a way of being unique. I, for example, was diagnosed with schizophrenia, and it’s given me a way to look at life differently. Now I appreciate the way my life looks. I’m able to withstand my illness with support from my family and friends. I learned to let all my emotions out, since it can only drag me down to hold it in. Expressing your emotions, as they say, can lift a weight off your shoulders.
Twice weekly, Harbor House holds employment groups led by Career Development Coordinator Nijah M. (third from right, below). These groups focus on all aspects of job readiness for those seeking employment. Topics such as resumes, cover letters, interviews, job leads and barriers
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Joined by community leaders, mental health advocates, and state dignitaries, FHR cut a ceremonial ribbon today to announce the addition...
FHR will expand its Rhode Island scope of services to include Harbor House, a clubhouse for individuals recovering from mental illness...