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PEERS TV /Shine - FULL-LENGTH VERSION

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"Shine" highlights the inspirational and personal stories of transitional age youth (also known as TAY) in overcoming mental health challenges born from trauma. The documentary follows one young man's battle with depression after an armed robbery leaves him paralyzed, and a young woman living with PTSD and depression after years of sexual abuse. It also features another young woman who speaks on her mental health challenges in adolescence and the importance of peer support.

This show contains scenes that some viewers may find disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.

Running Time: 48 min.

Tags:
  • Media
  • Alameda County
  • Arthur Renowitzky
  • Bay Area
  • Brianna Williams
  • Dan Reilly
  • Gemikia Henderson
  • gun violence
  • Jose Esquivel
  • Lisa Smusz
  • Markeeta Parker
  • PEERS
  • rape
  • recovery
  • RYSE
  • SAMHSA
  • Shannon Eliot
  • Shine
  • TAY
  • Transitional Age Youth
  • young adults

Comments

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on June 15, 2012 - 4:57pm.

Thanks!
I am a Certified Peer Specialist volunteering at Cape Cod & Islands Recovery Learning Community.
Peer support rocks & Recovery is Real.

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Submitted by Malaina Poore (not verified) on October 2, 2012 - 12:43pm.

Hello!

I was on a SAMHSA conference call with you and I have been meaning to get in touch with a few ideas for outreach that I had.

VOCAL (which is the peer-run state advocacy in VA) sends out a weekly digest to over 1200 people. If you would like to send in a blurb for this e-digest, contact yolande@vocalvirginia.org

Also, I'm not sure if you know about ReelAbilities, the film festival, but here is a link: http://www.reelabilities.org/

Ken Rosnethal did a pretty great job or marketing his movie, Crooked Beauty. Here is his site: http://www.crookedbeauty.com/
You may get a few ideas from looking at that.

Best Wishes to you,

Malaina

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Submitted by Shannon on October 5, 2012 - 7:40pm.

Thanks, Malaina! We will definitely look at those links. Thanks so much for the support and ideas. We truly appreciate it!

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