Good Stories
Sharing stories is one of the most important ways we know how to ensure you are seen.
Hearing what’s worked for others, may direct your thinking to figure out what works for you. We see you. We see your struggles and your triumphs. We see you. We see hope.
Coming Home to Myself: Megan’s Story
Megan has lived with bipolar disorder for nearly two decades. Through NDIS Recovery Coaching, she has found steady support, rebuilt confidence, and returned to her art practice.
Alex’s Story
Explore Alexandra Ellen’s story of resilience with One Good* Day: how art, advocacy, and NDIS support guide her mental health recovery journey.
Jake’s story
It’s no secret that lived experience is the magic ingredient in forging strong connections and relatability between our Recovery Coaches and their clients.
As a new addition to the One Good* Day team, Jake has a personal story fraught with struggles and triumphs.
Living with ADHD
A One Good* Day client paints a very meaningful picture with their poem about living with ADHD.
Megan’s Story
When plagued by episodes of life-interrupting psychosis, bipolar disorder and its equally frightening coexisting conditions such as anxiety and paranoia, Megan was admitted into a psychiatric facility. With the advocacy and support Megan was able to access NDIS funding which led to connecting with a dynamic, passionate Recovery Coach from One Good* Day.
Graeson’s Story
OG*D Recovery Coach, Graeson was diagnosed with Borderline Personality Disorder and is a strong advocate for spreading information and de-stigmatising BPD.