offers training to clinicians and peer workers in order to think about their personal relationship to mental health and illness. It is also building a network of mentorship to positively transform the mental health system. Dubrul is quoted as saying that “his interests lie at the intersection of the public mental health system and the Mad Underground.” In recent years, DuBrul has focused on his private practice and developing the growing Transformative Mental Health Movement. He is a public proponent and practitioner of the Internal Family Systems therapy model. In 2022, he taught the “Severe Mental Illness” course at the Community Mental Health program at the California Institute of Integral Studies. Later that year, DuBrul spoke on a panel hosted by IDHA called “Movement Lineages” where he and other movement leaders reflected “on how radical mental health organizing has shifted and evolved over the past several decades” to “share key lessons that can inform future work.” Publications Carnival of Chaos: On the Road With the Nomadic Festival 1996. Autonomedia El Otro Lado (The Other Side). 1999. Self-published zine. Walking the Edge of Insanity. 2002. Published by The Icarus Project Blinking Red Lights and the Souls of Our Friends. 2003. Self-published zine. Navigating the Space Between Brilliance and Madness; A Reader and Roadmap of Bipolar Worlds. 2004. The Icarus Project. Currently in its 6th printing. Mutant Superpowers & Lithium Pills. 2006. Self-published zine. Maps to The Other Side: the Adventures of A Bipolar Cartographer 2013. Microcosm Publishing References External links DuBrul's 2002 article for the SF Bay Guardian about his experiences with bipolar Interview with DuBrul on Madness Radio Interview with DuBrul on Alpine Anarchist DuBrul's blog at Mad in America DuBrul speaking at the American Association of Community Psychiatrists Convention in March, 2012 Mental health activists People with bipolar disorder 1974 births Living people Reed College alumni Hunter College High School alumni People from the Upper West Side Choking Victim members