Tag Archives: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy

Talking mental illness, stigma, suicide and personalized treatment options with John Greden, executive director of the U-M Depression Center

By Mark | November 13, 2014

In the immediately aftermath of Robin Williams’ death, there was a great deal of talk in the press about suicide, depression, and the fact that the two, all too often, go hand in hand. As someone who not only suffers from OCD and depression, but who has also lost several members of his family to […]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Art and Culture, OCD, Uncategorized | Also tagged Bipolar Disorder, Comprehensive Depression Center, Dead Poets Society, depression, Joe Himle, John F. Greden, meditation, mental illness, mood disorders, National Network of Depression Centers, OCD, presenteeism, productivity, Prozac, Robin Williams, sigma, suicide | 18 Comments

Inside Ann Arbor’s Workantile coworking community

By Mark | April 2, 2013

118 South Main Street in Ann Arbor is home to a coworking community known as Workantile. Over the last several years, I’ve probably scratched out notes to myself half a dozen times, reminding me that I needed to hunt down the folks in charge and interview them for the site. Well, a few days ago, […]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Uncategorized | Also tagged agoraphobia, Ann Arbor SPARK, ArbCamp, aversion therapy, Barbara Tozier, Bill Tozier, Brian Kerr, Chamber of Commerce, co-working, corporate subsidies, coworking, Coworking Society LLC, Dave Nelson, Dug Song, Ed Shaffran, entrepreneurship, freelancers, independent business, Indy Hall, IT Zone, Jelly, L3C, microcoworking, Mike Kessler, OCD, panic disorder, pêche à la frog, Pete Larson, Philadelphia, Primo Coffee, remote employees, Seed Toledo, solopreneurs, Starbucks, Systems in Motion, Tech Brewery, Tom Brandt, Trek Glowacki, work, Workantile, Workantile Exchange | 36 Comments

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