University of Hard Knocks
READ THE SIGNS.
FACE THE STORY.
CHANGE THE OUTCOME.
ADDICT: SIGNS, STORIES & SAYINGS
A man wakes up one morning, and his legs say, No.
A New Kind of Calling
Philosophy, Mental Health, and the Work of Repair
After his body forced him to stop, Mustafa began a different kind of study. He spent three years in university studying philosophy, then trained in mental health and addictions. Those disciplines gave him language for what he had lived: the pull of addiction, the weight of depression, the cost of unresolved grief.
Addict
Mustafa Tut Brown Jr.Presents
A Life Told Through Signs, Struggles, and Survival.
“I don’t throw stones because I’ve been living in a glass house, and I’ve got skeletons in all my closets.”
– A. Mustafa Tut Brown Jr.
Being Depressed is Depressing.
