Mental Health
Kevin Brown is a freelance mental health writer in Maryland. His published work includes informative articles on mental health disorders and addiction. Throughout his career, Kevin intends to write personal and reported essays, human interest features, profiles, opinion pieces, memoirs, and books.
Kevin's first publication was a short memoir, "Six-Figure Checks", in the Allegany College of Maryland student literary journal. While still in college, Kevin authored hundreds of news articles for Examiner.com, Hubpages, and Suite 101, until an intense life battle inspired Kevin to refine his career path.
Kevin is now excited to promote mental health awareness. He writes on mental wellness and self-improvement for magazines and newspapers. Kevin is always searching for his next byline. Contact Kevin today to request ghostwritten or bylined articles.
Mental Health
When the cost of care forces a hasty good-bye, leave with the tools to treat yourself kindly.
No need to give up on living. Prepare for insight that will change your life— and silence self-defeating thoughts, once and for all.
You’re the boss and you want to help. Your team needs support. How will you start a conversation about mental health at work?
The best tips for getting past those persistent, nagging symptoms, so you can get the most out of teletherapy and live better sooner.
Suppose you're sensitive to criticism. You're withdrawn, shy, and awkward. The way people perceive you is a constant worry on your mind. If fear of rejection makes you avoid friends or work, you're...
According to The National Alliance on Mental Illness, 70 to 90 percent of individuals will see a reduction of symptoms with psychotherapy.
It's time to talk to your boss about mental health. Why not feel and look as strong as you can?
What don’t we understand about students with mental health problems?
You can escape the icy, painful, empty feelings associated with loneliness. Happiness and comfort may be closer than you think.