"When I was diagnosed, my mother took to the camera to film, record, analyze, and critique our lives. Our relationship took a turn for the better when I shared my writing with her, and she began to capture our journey on film. This was a breakthrough moment in the way we viewed each other, and we realized that both were in this together and neither needed to deal with it alone."
"The author founded Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, a non-profit and arts collective, to explore projects such as hybrid podcasts, therapeutic dance, and community engagement for mental wellness."
Ishaa Chopra's memoir, 'Finding Order in Disorder,' details her experiences with bipolar disorder, domestic violence, and the healing power of creativity. As a dancer and educator, she founded a non-profit arts collective to promote mental wellness through projects like therapeutic dance and podcasts. The memoir highlights the transformative relationship with her mother, who documented their journey through film. Their collaboration fostered understanding and connection, illustrating the importance of shared experiences in overcoming adversity.
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