Posters

• 101 Ways to Grow Recovery
• Disability of Mental Illness and Recovery of Mental Health
• Foundational Principles of Wellness
• Foundational Principles of Wellness: A Poster for Each Principle
• New Freedom Commission: Mental Health Care Transformation Goals
• New Freedom Commission Recovery Vision
• New Freedom Commission Recovery Definition
• New Freedom Commission Resilience Definition
• Recovery Road Trip

Facing Us: Your Online Home for Wellness
www.FacingUs.org
Join the Facing Us Clubhouse and experience interactive recovery on the web! Create an online journal or wellness plan, share recovery tips and quotes, design and print your own crisis plan, or share recovery stories, art work, tips and quotes. This site is provided by the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance (DBSA).

GROW
www.growinamerica.org
The website of GROW, a consumer-run, recovery-oriented network of mutual help groups across Illinois. 

Mental Health Recovery
www.mentalhealthrecovery.com 
A website on mental health recovery and the Wellness Recovery Action Plan (WRAP^®), representing the work of Mary Ellen Copeland.

National Empowerment Center
www.power2u.org
A website including recent evidence and strategies for recovery, from the National Empowerment Center.

New Freedom Commission On Mental Health
During his campaign, President George W. Bush declared support for people with mental and physical disabilities, pledging to "tear down" barriers to equality that face many of the 54 million Americans with disabilities. Immediately following his inauguration, President Bush announced the New Freedom Initiative on February 1, 2001. The President sent several proposals to Congress that would help Americans with disabilities by increasing access to assistive technologies, expanding educational opportunities, increasing the ability of Americans with disabilities to integrate into the workforce, and promoting increased access into daily community life.

Mental Health Social Networking Sites
Document that contains various social networking sites that have forums, chatrooms, blogs, resources, and online support groups. Note— This list is for informational purposes. Neither the IL Mental Health Collaborative nor the IL Division of Mental Health endorses or favors any of the sites listed. As with any Internet site, use personal discretion when self-disclosing personal information.

What a Difference a Friend Makes
This brochure is designed to provide you with the tools to help support a friend you know is living with a mental illness and in the recovery process.