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Journey of Recovery

by: Bart Kean

Publication date: 2006

Usage: Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 United States

Topics: Mental Health, Mental Illness, Ted Thomas, Bart Kean, Wellness, Recovery, Journey of Recovery, Kean Digital Films, The Mental Health Association in North Carolina, Bipolar Disorder, Depression, Recovery Tools, Psychosocial Rehabilitation, PBH, Psychiatry, Psychology

Publisher: Kean Digital Films

Language: English

Rights: Copy and distribute freely.

In conjunction with Kean Digital Films, MHA/NC is pleased to introduce Journey of Recovery, an extraordinary documentary that takes a close look at mental illness. Produced by Bart Kean and Ted Thomas, two mental health consumers who reside in North Carolina, this film was created to make people aware that you can recover from a mental illness. Various and individualized paths have led numerous people to recovery and the hope of Bart and Ted is that this film will be used as a learning and teaching tool to inspire consumers to take the Journey of Recovery.

Check out the Kean Digital Films facebook page and become a fan.

Contact Information: bartkean@hotmail.com

Addeddate: 2008-05-05 00:39:32

Color: color

Director: Bart Kean

Identifier: Journey_of_Recovery_Movie

Location: North Carolina

Run time: 28:30

Sound: sound

Year: 2006

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Reviewer: Ted@TedThomas.us - - October 8, 2020
Subject: Hi, my name is Ted Thomas

I am honored that my friend Bart Kean chose to make this video. It's real, authentic, and truly represents my journey of recovery.
Here we are in 2020, and my recovery journey continues strong.

Be well and be in touch. You can reach out to me on Facebook and LinkedIn.

Reviewer: BenjaminS.T. - - September 18, 2012
Subject: Journey of Recovery

This is an informative film which shares with people the positive message that mental health recovery is not only possible but that they as individuals can do wonderful things for themselves by taking a proactive role in making thier own mental health better in their daily lives.

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