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to attend the Book Launch of “My Story Isn’t Over” by Natasha Simon.

This book is an autobiography and mental health guide for non-professionals.

When: Saturday 19th October 2019 3:30pm – 5:30pm

Afternoon tea provided including tea, coffee, soy milk, vegan cakes, gluten free cakes, cupcakes, fruit platters.

Guest speakers include Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill, Macquarie Federal MP Susan Templeman, Director of Communities for Belong Mick Barrett and MC Ela Simon.

Where: Belong Mid-Mountains Neighourhood Centre, 9 New Street, Lawson.

Natasha’s 3 books will be on sale as well as some of her semicolon paintings (both large and miniature).

October is the perfect time to visit Australia.

See our unique wildlife, pristine beaches and world heritage areas before they are all gone.

Meet the author Natasha Simon on 19th October 2019 for the launch of her new book “My Story Isn’t Over“.

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Natasha Simon’s new book “My Story Isn’t Over” is now available in paperback and eBook.

The book is an autobiography and mental health guide for non-professionals.

Come along to the official book launch on Saturday 19th October 2019 3:30pm – 5:30pm at Mid-Mountains Neighbourhood Centre, 9 New Street, Lawson NSW 2783.

Guest speaker will be Blue Mountains Mayor Mark Greenhill (BMCC).

Afternoon tea provided, so please RSVP to natashasimon.mh@gmail.com by Oct 1st.

 

 

Ela Simon was interviewed for station 3CR by Brainwaves Radio Show, which is sponsored by the Mental Illness Fellowship.

Ela discussed her two books ‘The Bi-Polar Express’ and ‘Panic Stations along The Bi-Polar Express’ which she co-wrote with her bipolar daughter Natasha.

Ela was interviewed by Chiara who asked about the family relationship between the bipolar carer and bipolar sufferer and between other members of the family.

The interview was broadcast on May 3, 2017 and the podcast can be heard at
http://www.3cr.org.au/brainwaves/episode-201705031700/bi-polar-express-ela-simon

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Don’t forget National Mental Health Week 9th – 15th October and World Mental Health Day on 10th October. Please be understanding and supportive and seek help if needed. You are not alone.