your journey to
well-being starts here
We are here to provide evidence-based resources, expert guidance and a community of support to help you gain control of your well-being. Together we will fight the stigma surrounding mental health.
To further support your journey to well-being, we’ve created a short documentary. It’s a collection of personal stories, information and expert insights on everything from anxiety to gut health and the impact of sleep. It’s a reminder that you are not alone and healing is possible. If you know someone who might benefit from watching it, please share!
Dr. Brenda Chau shares simple daily habits that support lasting brain and body health for a balanced life.
Learn how speaking up can open doors to the support and help you need because your voice truly matters.
Dr. Kimberly Schonert-Reichl explores why women often struggle with self-criticism and how practicing self-compassion can bring relief.
Cat Miller tackles common mental health myths that fuel stigma and misunderstanding.
It�s time to rewrite the story Janey Brown speaks out on ending stigma and opening space for healing and honest conversations.
Dr. Kimberly Schonert-Reichl highlights why addressing youth mental illness promptly is critical for healthy development.
Is there a topic or issue you're interested in that we haven't covered? Email us at hello@thiswayup.life and we'll help you find what you're looking for.
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They bring deep experience, proven strategies and evidence-based insights to guide our work.
Meet the full team
Motherhood and an undiagnosed illness sent Cat Miller into depression that transformed her life. After years of struggle, she found healing through medication, lifestyle changes and self-discovery – only to be faced with her daughter’s mental health challenges. Now, Cat is dedicated to breaking the stigma around women's and teens mental health, fostering open conversations and support. Drawing from her own journey, she empowers others to prioritize their well-being with knowledge and care.
Read Cat's story
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