Unraveling with Rayne Rayne Anderson

In this live Facebook chat, I opened the conversation with a little run down of how mental illness is defined currently, talked a little bit about some of the more common mental illnesses I hear about most and a bit about my journey with mental illness.

"SON OF A ......"

Such a good ending to the story....

Derek Starkey’s main goal in life is to connect with our community in as many ways as he can to be able to utilize his knack for collecting tools and supplies to help create opportunities. His workshops allow the public to build almost anything for free. They are also designed to help people solve problems in their life and help spark creativity. Because downtown Kennewick is focused on becoming a creative district he designed a collection of mobile art stops where people can use art supplies and even display their art.

With a very difficult start in life, he was challenged and slowly lost hope for potential growth. Things quickly changed when learning to be grateful so he developed techniques for practicing gratitude and amplifying his life. In his book " I'm This Many" he shows the power of gratitude and perspective. After beginning his gratitude practice his life changed dramatically.

Find him here⤵️
https://www.facebook.com/skatebuilder.starkey
https://www.facebook.com/SkatebuilderTC/

If you'd like to make a donation to help support Skatebuilder or The Art Stop follow these links:
https://www.paypal.me/TheArtStop.
https://venmo.com/SkateBuilder

Ivan Gutierrez is a photographer/graphic designer on most days. In his memoir "Home Across From Home" he details his journey from leaving his home country (Mexico) to eventually leaving the United States. During his 12 years in the US, he was completely undocumented for 10 of those years.

Find him here!
Instagram— @haf_home /@photo_stray
Email— acrossfh@gmail.com
Facebook— @HomeAcrossFromHome

Chillin with the beautiful Miss Christie Oar chatting about the blood mood, parenting, woman's march and the craziness of life!

Ann-Erica started Rascal Rodeo as a High School Senior Project in 2001 with 4 participants and 20 volunteers. In 2010 she finally stopped fighting the idea that burned in her heart and caved to the idea of starting a 501c3. Today Rascal Rodeo produces 16 rodeos a year throughout Washington, Oregon, and Idaho with events hosting over 100 participants and 200 volunteers. Each year it continues to grow as the special needs people of all ages discover unknown abilities while being loved, cared for and accepted.