Okay to Say campaign makes talking about mental health…more than OK [HealthBlog.DallasNews.com]
Until Ken Luce began working with his father, Tom, on the Okay to Say advertising campaign to destigmatize mental illness, he didn’t know his grandmother had suffered from paranoid schizophrenia. “I’m sure it had been mentioned,” says Ken, 55, and owner of LDWWgroup , a Dallas marketing firm, “but not in the context we’re talking about. I knew her as my grandmother.” He was 3 when the elder Luce, after years of hoping his mother would get better on her own, made the excruciating decision to...