When you're struggling with your mental health, you often feel isolated, misunderstood and overwhelmed.
But you are not alone, and we're here to remind you of all the things your brain forgets.
There's no one-size-fits-all approach to self-care, and it's more than spa days and weekend getaways.
We're here to help you learn how to take care of yourself in ways that matter most.
Navigating recovery is tough and getting back up after you've stumbled often feels impossible.
We're not doctors or therapists; just ordinary people in recovery. And we're here to help you through it.
Life is difficult, and you're going to find yourself in overwhelming situations. But having the tools in place to get you through it makes all the difference.
Our free coping cards will help you:
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We're not doctors, therapists, counselors or mental health professionals. We didn't study psychology in school. But we are a group of people living with mental illness, navigating recovery and learning how to take care of ourselves in the process. And because we know what it's like to do it alone, we believe you shouldn't have to.
Fight for Better Tomorrows was built on the belief that tomorrow can be different. We're here to share our stories and help you navigate recovery so you can fight for better tomorrows, too.