#IfYouCouldSeeMe: Recent Episodes
Erin Lessin Mahone
Sarah is the Founder of The Learning and Integrating New Knowledge and Skills Center, Inc. (The LINKS Center, Inc.). a nonprofit organization that provides support services to families caring for children diagnosed with mental illness. Sarah uses her lived experience to encourage individuals from diverse backgrounds to move from hopelessness to wholeness. Her work includes, Certified Parent Support Provider, Certified Peer Recovery Specialist, Youth Counselor, CASA Guardian Ad Liten volunteer. She is a dedicated and committed Sexual Trauma, Domestic Violence and Mental Health Advocate. Sarah is a member, facilitator and Board member for NAMI, The National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Contact Sarah at ssmoot@thelinkscenterinc.org
Kim Drew Wright is an award-winning writer with fiction and poetry published internationally by over a dozen literary journals and organizations, including, The Pinch, The Milo Review, Sixfold, and in an anthology, What We Carry Home. She graduated in journalism from the University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill and enjoyed a career in advertising. She currently resides in Richmond, Virginia, with her husband and three children. The Strangeness of Men is her debut collection, which won a Silver IPPY Award and Finalist in USA Best Book Awards.
Following the 2016 election Kim started that now famous group Liberal Women of Chesterfield County and Beyond and has inspired women across the country to become more engaged in local politics, advocacy, and grass roots organizing.
Discover more about Kim: https://www.liberalwomenofchesterfieldcounty.com/ https://www.kimdrewwright.com
Anne Moss Rogers is the mother of two boys and the owner of emotionally naked, a site that reached a quarter million people in its first 18 months. She is a writer and professional public speaker on the topics of suicide, addiction, mental illness, and grief and currently working on getting a book published. Anne Moss lost her youngest son, Charles, 20, to suicide June 5, 2015. As talented and funny as Charles was, letting other people know they matter was his greatest gift. And now the legacy she tries to carry forward in her son's memory.
Join Anne Moss in her amazing work at www.annemoss.com