We are sharing the best ways to heal from depression after a mental hospital stay for a drug overdose. The reality, of coming back into regular life may seem daunting and scary. There are incredible tools, that have the potential to reignite your connection to family, friends, school, work and life.

The first step, is admitting it has been a challenge. Those in a psychiatric hospital, often feel shame, regret, hostility, confusion and adjustment issues. The fact, that you not only survived, but are released is incredible positive progress.

Next, we suggest finding support. The confines, of a mental hospital have many groups, activities and a clear structure. Once you are out, the days are usually more your own. There are tons of free support groups that may be in your community. It is possible, to attend weekly and be happier.

We’ve created this website to offer help, that allows you to stay in your own home and work with us. We provide a virtual coach available 7 days each week. There is a cost, but compared to a hospital bill, we’re extremely lower priced.

The founder of this website, is a noted author and coach. He lives with bipolar and faced several hospital stays. The man’s brother died of a heroin overdose in his 20’s. His bestselling books include Depression, Bipolar and Heroin, Beating Bipolar, The Psychology of Adult Coloring, The Positive Worker: Developing A Winning Attitude At Work, and Depresion, Bipolar Y Heroina in Spanish.

Our offices may be called or emailed to discuss an overview of our coaching. We use text, email, call and video chat. We’re able to be reached at (213) 304-9555. Our email is blake.levine@aol.com.