"No obstacles are insurmountable when God commands and we obey"
- - Heber J. Grant
Pebbles, Potholes, and Perspective
by Sarah Hancock

• Hope in Recovery - October 09, 2015
• My Cousin, the Olympic Triathlete - September 25, 2015
• Survivor: Child Abuse - July 17, 2015
• Reality Check - February 13, 2015
• Oh Ye that Embark! - January 16, 2015
• Sleep and Dreams - January 2, 2015
• Christmas Lifeguarding - December 19, 2014
• Prove It - October 24, 2014
• Increasing Your Ability to Stay on Task - September 26, 2014
• The Stress of Change - August 15, 2014
• The Strength Within - August 1, 2014
• The Ability to Change - April 11, 2014
• Identifying Uniquely Human Qualities - February 28, 2014
• Using a WRAP to become Self-Reliant - February 14, 2014
• Early Warning Signs - January 31, 2014
• Do You Have an Action Plan? - January 17, 2014
• Know Your Triggers - January 3, 2014
• What are You Like When You're Well? - December 27, 2013
• Creating a Wellness Toolbox - December 6, 2013
• Do You Have a WRAP? - November 22, 2013
• WRAP Session - November 8, 2013
• Honesty and Mental Illness - September 27, 2013
• Taking Suicide Seriously - September 13, 2013
• Mental Illness and Memory Loss - March 1, 2013
• Goals: Realistic or Unrealistic? - January 4, 2013
• Friendship: Does It Really Matter? - December 21, 2012
• Stress Affect Symptoms - October 12, 2012
• Parable of the Origami Bird - September 28, 2012
• Speaking of the Unspeakable - September 14, 2012
• Medication Management - August 31, 2012
• Mania with a Depressive Twist - August 17, 2012
• Ah, Manic Mania! - August 3, 2012
• Affecting My Affect - July 25, 2012
• The Act of Compliance - July 6, 2012
• Dealing with Survivor Mode - June 8, 2012
• Perspective and the Real You - May 25, 2012

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About Sarah Hancock

Sarah Price Hancock, a graduate of San Diego State University's rehabilitation counseling Masters of Science program with a certificate psychiatric rehabilitation.

Having embarked on her own journey with a mental health diagnosis, she is passionate about psychiatric recovery. She enjoys working as a lector for universities, training upcoming mental health professionals. Sarah also enjoys sharing insights with peers working to strengthen their "recovery toolbox." With proper support, Sarah knows psychiatric recovery isn’t just possible — it’s probable.

Born and raised in San Diego, California, Sarah served a Spanish-speaking and ASL mission for the LDS Church in the Texas Dallas Mission. She was graduated from Ricks College and BYU. Sarah currently resides in San Diego and inherited four amazing children when she married the man of her dreams in 2011. She loves writing, public speaking, ceramics, jewelry-making and kite-flying — not necessarily in that order.

NAMI San Diego's Fall Keynote Address: Living in Recovery with Schizoaffective Disorder

Having recently moved into a new ward, she currently serves as a visiting teacher.

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