Former Skyland Trail client Lake shares his recovery story on video
George West Mental Health Foundation posted the video for World Mental Health Day, with Lake reflecting on the role treatment played.
For World Mental Health Day, George West Mental Health Foundation shared a video of Lake, a former Skyland Trail adult client, reflecting on his experience and the role treatment played in his journey.
The foundation wrote, "With the right support, healing is possible."
From George West Mental Health Foundation· Instagram · Oct 10
Open the post“This World Mental Health Day, we’re sharing a story of hope and recovery. Hear from a former Skyland Trail adult client, Lake, as he reflects on his experience and the role treatment played in his journey. Every person’s path to recovery is different. With the right support, healing is possible. Watch the full video to hear Lake's story: bit.ly/4hBZIxt”
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