Show Notes
JCI RISE is a global initiative from JCI with the focus on the time to recover from the extremely difficult year 2020. Together, JCI Stockholm and JCI Uppsala have created "Dark Night of the Mind", a series of webinars for the JCI RISE initiative where they deep-dive into Mental Health and into how the current and past events in the world have seriously impacted it. The premise for these webinars is simple: Mental Health is approached each episode from the point of view of three people that have been impacted: a professional that works with Mental Health, a person that has been diagnosed with a mental illness, and a person that has a loved one that has been diagnosed with a mental illness. #RiseWithJCI
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