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  Title

  (Don't) call me crazy : 33 voices start the conversation about mental health First edition.

  Author

  MILCK,  

  Publisher:

  Algonquin,

  Pub date:

  2018.

  Description:

  xi, 225 pages :

  ISBN:

  1616207817

  Item info:

  3 copies currently available - Gayton Library, Libbie Mill Library, and Fairfield Area Library.
  

  Number of holds:

  0

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    Fairfield Area Library
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    YA 616.89 (DON'T)	4	Teen book	Young adult nonfiction
    Gayton Library
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    YA 616.89 (DON'T)	1	Teen book	Young adult nonfiction
    Libbie Mill Library
    	Copy	Format	Location
    YA 616.89 (DON'T)	2	Teen book	Young adult nonfiction

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  (Don't) call me crazy : 33 voices start the conversation about mental health First edition.
  MILCK,
  

  Title:

  (Don't) call me crazy : 33 voices start the conversation about mental health / edited by Kelly Jensen.

  Edition:

  First edition.

  Publication Info:

  Chapel Hill, North Carolina : Algonquin, 2018.

  Physical descrip:

  xi, 225 pages : color illustrations ; 23 cm.

  Contents:

  Chapter 1. What's "crazy"?. Defying definition / by Shaun David Hutchinson -- Defining the thing is the trick / by Ashley Holstrom -- What I know and what I don't know / by Dior Vargas -- What's, well, "crazy"? / by Sarah Hannah Gómez -- Being heard and hating sound / by Stephanie Kuehn -- I hate to interrupt this conversation about mental illness, but guess what--I'm autistic / by Mike Jung -- Autistic authors who Mike Jung thinks are great / by Mike Jung. Chapter 2. Where "crazy" meets culture. The devil inside / by Christine Heppermann -- 10 horror films about fear / by Stephanie Kuehn -- Manic pixie dream girl ["pixie dream" crossed out] / by S. Jae-Jones -- Constellation of scars / by Monique Bedard (Aura) -- Constellation of scars (art) / by Monique Bedard (Aura) -- Top 10 crazies in fiction / by S.E. Smith -- What we're born with ans what we pick up along the way / by Heidi Heilig -- Some of the things mania assures me I could totally be--and wouldn't it be glorious? / by Heidi Heilig -- The alchemy of healing / by Emily Mayberry. Chapter 3. The mind-body connection. Bless this mess / by Amy Reed -- Loosened associations / by Esmé Weijun Wang -- Meeting disorder / Jessica Tremaine -- I underwent cosmetic surgery for my body dysmorphia ... and I wish I hadn't / by Reid Ewing -- Flattened / by Susan Juby -- Dear 14-year-old MILCK / by MILCK. Chapter 4. Beyond stress and sadness. Rituals / by Libba Bray -- The five people you overhear when depressed at a Van Gogh exhibit / by Emery Lord -- Mystic / by Gemma Correll -- Fighting the war on the home front / by Clint van Winkle -- Ways to say "anxiety" / by Esmé Weijun Wang -- The train of overthinking / by Gemma Correll -- Black hole / by Victoria "V.E." Schwab -- I'm over staying silent about depression / by Kristen Bell -- Telephone anxiety / by Gemma Correll -- Driver's ed / by Mary Isabel -- The pretender / by Lisa Jakub -- Compassion training: metta meditation / by Lisa Jakub. Chapter 5. To be okay. Coda / by Meredith Russo -- Tearing feelings apart / by Yumi Sakugawa -- The light bulb, the broom, and the work they don't tell you about / by Kelly Jensen -- Happiness goes on / by Adam Silvera -- Survival mode / by Hannah Bae -- A witch's guide / by S. Zainab Williams -- Believe in yourself / by Nancy Kerrigan -- Call me crazy / by S.E. Smith -- Keep going / by Esmé Weijun Wang.

  Summary:

  "An anthology of essays and illustrations that illuminate mental health topics in a straightforward way"-- Provided by publisher.

  Summary:

  "To understand mental health, we need to talk openly about it. This collection explores a wide range of topics, from the authors' personal experiences with mental illness and understanding how our brains are wired, to exploring the do's and don'ts of talking about mental health." -- Adapted from back cover

  Held by:

  GAYTON LIBBIEMILL FAAREA

  Subject term:

  Mental health--Case studies.

  Subject term:

  Mental illness--Case studies.

  Subject term:

  Young adults--Mental health--Case studies.

  Genre index term:

  Case studies. lcgft

  Genre index term:

  Creative nonfiction. lcgft

  Genre index term:

  Self-help publications. lcgft

  Added author:

  MILCK,

  Added author:

  Bae, Hannah,

  Added author:

  Bedard, Monique,

  Added author:

  Bell, Kristen, 1980-

  Added author:

  Bray, Libba,

  Added author:

  Correll, Gemma

  Added author:

  Ewing, Reid,

  Added author:

  Gómez, Sarah Hannah,

  Added author:

  Heilig, Heidi,

  Added author:

  Heppermann, Christine,

  Added author:

  Holstrom, Ashley,

  Added author:

  Hutchinson, Shaun David

  Added author:

  Isabel, Mary,

  Added author:

  Jae-Jones, S.

  Added author:

  Jakub, Lisa, 1978-

  Added author:

  Jensen, Kelly

  Added author:

  Juby, Susan, 1969-

  Added author:

  Jung, Mike

  Added author:

  Kerrigan, Nancy, 1969-

  Added author:

  Kuehn, Stephanie

  Added author:

  Lord, Emery

  Added author:

  Mayberry, Emily,

  Added author:

  Reed, Amy Lynn,

  Added author:

  Russo, Meredith

  Added author:

  Sakugawa, Yumi

  Added author:

  Schwab, Victoria

  Added author:

  Silvera, Adam, 1990-

  Added author:

  Smith, Sarah Elaine, 1983-

  Added author:

  Tremaine, Jessica,

  Added author:

  Van Winkle, Clint,

  Added author:

  Vargas, Dior,

  Added author:

  Wang, Esmé Weijun,

  Added author:

  Williams, S. Zainab,