In March 2005, Bill was interviewed by TV Ontario journalist Paula Todd for the network’s Person to Person series. In this 27-minute interview, Bill shares with Paula what it was like to be tormented by hallucinations and delusions and how he pushed himself to put his disease in check in order to live a happy, productive and successful life.

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Schizophrenia Digest CEO and Founder Bill MacPhee travels throughout North America to deliver his Living With Schizophrenia presentation with individuals from all walks of life – from consumers and caregivers, to mental health professionals and university students. In April 2005, Bill had his live presentation recorded to share with those who have never had the opportunity to hear him speak.

Living With Schizophrenia details Bill’s promising future as a deep sea diver in the South China Sea to his difficult journey from the depths of depression after being diagnosed with schizophrenia, and to his life today at the helm of a successful publishing company. He uses the presentation to reach out to others affected by the disease to let them know they are not alone, and shares how he overcame the depression and apathy he once felt about life to regain control of his disease and his life. Bill’s honest and inspiring story – peppered with humorous anecdotes about his own family – is sure to bring hope to anyone who hears it.

Click on the image to see a clip from Living With Schizophrenia.

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In April 2007, Bill shared his spiritual Christian testimony at the Family Matters Conference in Belleville, Ontario, Canada. This presentation gives added insight into his journey of faith and how his relationship with God ultimately guided him through the trials of mental illness. An excellent addition to any church library!

There is life after mental illness and Bill MacPhee proves it. This 38-minute film by award-winning filmmaker Mark Ashdown, captures Bill’s story of how he pulled himself from the depths of schizophrenia and depression. It features clips from one of Bill’s inspirational talks, interviews with family and friends, and commentary by world-renowned psychiatrist Ruth Baruch, who discusses the harmful stigma associated with mental illness.

See trailer at www.lifeaftermentalillness.com