DBSA Heart of Texas

11/18/2017

08/17/2017

01/06/2017

We will be meeting this next Monday.
Our meetings are held once a week on Monday evening 7:00-9:00PM. Our meetings take place in the cafeteria of Seton Shoal Creek Hospital, located at 3501 Mills Ave. in Austin, behind the Randall's grocery store that faces West 35th Street.

12/08/2016

Email us at [email protected] for more information. We will be meeting this next Monday.

09/20/2016

SylviAnn Murray was diagnosed with bipolar disorder in 1973, at the age of 17. Throughout her life, she has produced art and poetry as a means of coping with her condition. The surreal art and poems in this volume depict with raw honesty the challenges of living with bipolar disorder and of livin...

06/13/2016

Scientists have developed a new blood test that could finally lead to personalised depression treatments for patients, giving doctors a tool that can identify which antidepressants are likely to work for patients the first time around, instead of...

05/12/2016

Come out and join us tomorrow night at the Austin Clubhouse. 610 E 45th St. The show will be from 6-8

For Mental Health Month, the Austin Clubhouse is collaborating with the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance of Texas to host a free open mic night on Thursday from 6 to 8 pm.

04/13/2016

Patty Duke, who passed away recently, contributed to the documentary that tells the stories of individuals diagnosed with bipolar disorder.

03/30/2016

I hope today we can remind ourselves that we are beautiful. It's up to us to define what beauty is to each individual. When we can honestly see the beauty in ourselves; it becomes much easier to see the beauty in the world. This is a tough illness that far too often blinds us from our strengths. Don't let mental illness rob you because you are strong and beautiful and compassionate people.

03/17/2016

I want to continue to grow the word. Please help.

03/07/2016

please hold onto your spark.

02/25/2016

The occurrence of eating disorders such as anorexia and bulimia is increasingly alarming during the past few years. The most common is anorexia and bulimia which some people use interchangeable and some consider as similar. These just proved exactly...