My son Bruce
Frank Woodcock reflects on his son, Bruce, and why the Annual Bruce Woodcock Memorial Lecture is important for shining a light on mental health issues in our community in this final blog in our special storytelling series.
Silver Lining
Life can work in strange ways...but we can usually find a silver lining, writes David Corduff in the fifth blog in our series leading up to this year’s 19th Annual Bruce Woodcock Memorial Lecture.
The day my car blew up
When people are experiencing mental health issues, they don’t necessarily need someone to fix all their problems, they just need someone to stop and ask if they are ok, writes Ben Matthews in the fourth blog in our series leading up to this year’s 19th Annual Bruce Woodcock Memorial Lecture.
Broken neck
A split decision tragically changed Bill Dodd’s life forever, but rather than dwell on what was lost, he celebrates what he has gained in the third blog in our series leading up to this year’s 19th Annual Bruce Woodcock Memorial Lecture.
Community Matters
When we find our 'people', we can also find ourselves, writes Annie Whitehead, in this second blog in a series leading up to this year’s 19th Annual Bruce Woodcock Memorial Lecture.