“A beautifully written relatable account of recovery from multiple eating disorders. I personally and professionally connected to this. And I agree: ‘Recovery is not linear, but it is possible.’”

–Hannah; licensed therapist

“Thank you for sharing your story. My daughter has been struggling with her depression/anxiety and that led to drug induced psychosis. It takes a long time to heal and the right diagnosis and medication is so important. Your story is inspiring. Gives me so much hope for my daughter’s future. Thank you”

–Jennifer

“Thank you for sharing your story. It is incredibly well-written and has deepened my understanding of bipolar. Wishing you all the best.”

–Annie

“Your interview with Sheila O’Shea fully resonated with me. Not only did the trajectory of her harrowing traversing of bipolar ll reconfirm my journey, but I also appreciate your thoughtful questions.”

–Mark

“The work you and your team are doing is incredibly important, and I deeply respect your mission. I wish you and the entire Recovery Diaries team continued success and impact. Stay well and keep inspiring others.”

–Ghazi

“Recovery Diaries creates an atmosphere where individuals can be vulnerable and sit with the discomfort that they may have avoided.”

–Patricia

“Reading Lisa’s testament about her struggles with Borderline Personality has helped me understand why I react in certain ways. Thank you, Lisa, for sharing your testimony about the struggles you have daily with BPD and suggesting ways and techniques to help overcome.”

–Isla

“‘You can only address a problem you admit you have.’ No truer statement could be said. I relate so deeply with Jonathan. What a beautiful video: an honest (‘radically sincere’ self-analysis of anxiety, its ripple effects in life, and how it fits into the broader picture of his life as a musician. Wow.”

–YouTube comment

“Thank you for sharing your story, it certainly helps knowing that there are other doctors going through this. It takes so much bravery! Thank you!!”

–Catalina