Dont Call Me Crazy 【ULTIMATE】

Edited by Kelly Jensen and released in 2018, this collection features —including bestselling authors, athletes, and artists—who share their personal experiences with mental illness through essays, comics, poetry, and lists.

: Discusses the power of labels and individual experiences.

: Contributors like Libba Bray, Adam Silvera, and Nancy Kerrigan explore a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, depression, OCD, PTSD, and eating disorders. Dont Call Me Crazy

: Analyzes how mental illness is portrayed in media.

: The anthology aims to dismantle the stigma surrounding the word "crazy" and normalize discussions about neurodivergence. Edited by Kelly Jensen and released in 2018,

The title primarily refers to a highly acclaimed Young Adult (YA) anthology edited by Kelly Jensen, designed to spark honest conversations about mental health. Book Overview: (Don’t) Call Me Crazy

: The book is organized into five thematic chapters that track the journey from defining mental health to finding ways to live well with it: : Analyzes how mental illness is portrayed in media

: Focuses on eating disorders and control-related illnesses.