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While at BlogHer I learned about the Experience Project. EP allows users to anonymously tell their life experiences and stories and connect with other users that share those same experiences. They have a great deal of content around depression and members appear to be quite active both sharing their stories and feelings as well as going on the site to provide others with support. I found it to be a great resource to connect with others and would love to hear what you think.
posted August 6, 2007 at 2:26 pm
Hi Therese!
Thanks so much for the mention. Experience Project began its life as a hope-oriented, positive discussion forum for multiple sclerosis patients.
Through that experience, I saw the power in connecting people, anonymously, who understood each other’s life predicaments far better than even friends and family. That became Experience Project– where we connect our members based on the experiences they have had.
We do indeed have a large and very active “I Battle Depression” group and are always striving to improve what we provide to the community at large. The thoughts of a luminary like yourself, and that of your warm community, would be highly valuable for us. Thanks again.
Best,
-armen berjikly
Founder, Experience Project