Chilko River Collaring & Trapping of Grizzlies
Chilko River Collaring & Trapping of Grizzlies When I first witnessed the collars strung up I felt physically ill. 20 of them ranging from number
Lee Horbachewski
Inspiration, Hope and Photography - Lee Horbachewski - Photographer, Mental Health Advocate, Author
Sharing the Beauty of Nature and Mindfulness for Mental Health
Through photography, storytelling, and coaching, Lee will inspire you to be mindful and present to the beauty of nature.
Photography provides an impactful metaphor for life – When there is darkness, adjust the settings and there is light. Whether you have a phone, a point and shoot or a DSLR, Lee will help you utilize photography as a tool for mindfulness and mental health.
Looking to add some beauty and nature to your home, office or space? Browse a selection of Lee’s images that you can purchase as a print, canvas, metal and many other choices.
Providing hope and inspiration to millions of people suffering with depression and anxiety, this book will help save lives. A must for anyone impacted by mental illness, A Quiet Strong Voice provides resources, a chapter on supporting a loved one and a personal reflection chapter with exercises, makes this a must read for everyone.
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Tools and Resources for your Mental Health
Providing Support for a Loved One
through Depression
Reach out for Help
You are Not Alone
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Peeling Back the Layers – Let’s Talk about Mental Health
There’s a fabulous scene in Shrek where he tries to explain to Donkey that there’s a lot more to Ogres than people think. “Ogres are
We Are Resilient: Facing the Storm of Covid.
This lone tree has caught my attention on many occasions. Each time I think to myself, “I really should take a picture of it.” Earlier
Adjust the Settings
My husband gifted me a camera for Christmas in 2012. Just four months earlier I had attempted suicide, and one month prior to Christmas I
Winter is Coming
“There are always dark periods in each of our lives, and even if things are good now (‘summer’), we must always be prepared and ready
Compassion and Empathy Can Help Save a Life – World Suicide Prevention Day 2020
It was a beautiful late summer evening. I sat outside my quaint cottage in the rocky mountains sipping a glass of red wine while catching