After recovering from life-threatening hyponatremia, I decided to run a marathon. Now I'm a Boston qualifying finisher and earned my medal.

Ambassador Darla shares how one encounter with her PE coach in high school played a crucial role in her healing journey. Read her story.

Sometimes we are given things that we don’t want or are hard to accept. Lisa says that they may make sense later even if not in the moment.

I love to run because running saved my life! I hit rock bottom in 2020 and fell into depression. I knew I needed to consciously work on...

Denise writes an open invitation to her beloved running community and white allies on how to become better allies.

Still I Run board member Theodora shares how running helps her cope with grief.

Still I Run blog editor Nita Sweeney shares how running with her dog helps her mental and physical health

Chrissy, a member of Still I Run (SIR), talks about losing her parents to suicide and her family’s struggle with mental health issues.

Still I Run member talks about being bullied by her ex-husband and how running gave her the strength to leave.

Five years after founding Still I Run: Runners for Mental Health Awareness, founder Sasha Wolff reflects back on this incredible journey.

Michael Camilleri, Still I Run Starting Line Scholarship Chair & long-time Still I Run member, looks back on his time with the organization.

Still I Run Ambassador Lisa knows feelings change and wants to remind us that’s normal.

“Running was my saving grace,” says Still I Run Ambassador Kym Klass

Still I Run member and suicide survivor says running helped her overcome depression and raise awareness about suicide prevention.

Craig, a member of Still I Run and mental health advocate, wants to end the stigma associated with suicide.

Still I Run Member shares how running helped her overcome seizures and depression.

Irishman Ben finds running helps with grief after daughter’s death

Still I Run’s Starting Line Scholarship aided this woman with much more than just running.

Guest writer Brian encourages us to keep fighting; stating that persistence and exercise is mental health care.

Team Still I Run is Still I Run's version of a Charity Team. Read on to learn more, how to get involved, and why it's important to us.