in the press

Media coverage of Wide Wonder News along the tour! For PR inquiries, please connect with Robyn and Tim connect@widewonder.life

 

WideWonder Bus traverses US to end mental health stigma

After her own battles with mental illness, Robyn Cruze and her family packed up their home, moved into a bus, and are traversing the length and breadth of the United States on a mission to end the stigma around mental illness.

Traveling the country and taking on Mental Health

A Colorado family travels the country discussing mental health and the stigma attached to it.

 

Former Carbondale family’s national bus tour seeks end to stigma around mental illness, addiction

“Instead of focusing on how badly things are going, or how much things need to change, we need a consistent message of hope,” Harrington said in a recent phone interview from New York City

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A DEEPER LOOK AT THE SOBER-CURIOUS MOVEMENT

By hosting community events and making appearances on local television shows, they are spreading the message that alcohol isn’t the problem — it is a solution — and it’s “beyond time that we address the very real reasons that people use drugs as a solution and start a non-fear-based dialogue about alternative strategies and solutions to the current challenges of modern society like stress, anxiety, poverty, etc.”

NEWS CENTER MAINE

The bus that's driving the country to think about mental health. Four people and a dog living on a bus for a year might be harmful to anyone's mental health; but this family is doing it *for mental health.

 

ABC LOCAL-ish

When one Denver couple became fed up with the stigma around mental health, they decided to spread a positive message in communities nationwide with their kids. They're on a cross-country mission, turning a school bus into their home to be on the road for an entire year.

THE TEMPER

I Dream of a Day When I’m No Longer Called Brave for Sharing My Recovery Story

WKRC cincinatti

Jen Dalton interviews Robyn & Tim on WKRC — Family travels the country in converted school bus to talk about mental health, addiction, throwing stigma under the bus!

 
 

MAKING PEACE WITH YOUR PLATE

Episode No. 19 an interview by Sheila Hamilton with Robyn Cruze on Making Peace with Your Plate

KXAN TV Austin

Robyn Cruze from the Wide Wonder tour and Dr. Allison Chase from the Eating Recovery Center discuss mental health myths, eating disorders and stigma.

BEHAVIORAL HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVE

“We’re going to talk about our theme with addiction that is you can live from it. We’re going to do a lot of turning things around 180 degrees to bridge this fear with hope.”

 
One year ago, in Portland, Oregon, our family changed our lives, realigned ourselves to our values and the cause we held so dearly: ending stigma of mental illness and addiction. We drove around the country and into communities discussing ways we cou
A year ago our family headed into Portland, Oregon in a converted school bus. We were a few months into our mental health initiative where we held community events to teach people tools in how to end stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction.
This is Coos Bay. One of the most beautiful places our family visited during the Throwing Stigma Under the Bus tour. It was there, I began to question if my long standing generalized anxiety, was actually untreated OCD. I heard somewhere that people
It’s Amazing how our bus trip last year has prepared us for this time—a life during a pandemic. - 24/7 time with family members - Homeschooling - Unpredictable living circumstances. - Flare ups of anxiety . We dealt with it all the best w