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Marlene advocating to change perception of eating disorders in Kamloops awarded Proclamation for Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Proclamation in Video
Kamloops women begins cross country bike tour for trauma and mental health
Bike Tour -May 30th
Marlene Hibbs has a lot of gear, but don’t call it baggage.
Honey Badger With a Heart
Marlenes bike was stolen while biking to Ottawa yet remains hopeful to continue her trip
Stolen Bike and Still Ottawa Bound
A mental health advocate from Kamloops is asking locals (and everyone else in Canada) to grab their scale and smash it with a hammer
Smash Your Scale
Scale-smashing to continue after Eating Disorder Awareness Week
Eating Disorders in Interior Kamloops
Kamloops woman gifted new bike after hers was stolen.
So Grateful
A smashing success: Advocates gather in Kamloops for scale smash challenge
Scales were Smashed for Eating Disorder Awareness
POdcasts
Marlene Hibbs has been named Honey Badger for various reasons by various people, her drive and passion to complete a goal after setting it is incredible!
Marlene's current goal is as a mental health advocate. Her experiences with eating disorders, ADD, and trauma gave her a first hand look at the Canadian mental health system, and how it treats its patients. She found out quickly even though many of the people working in the system want to assist, they were limited due to policy and bureaucracy, leaving many patients to fall through.
This inspired her to be the change she wanted to see, taking action to the road, Days of Action that is.
Days of Action is a campaign that sees Honey Badger riding a pedal bike from her home of Kamloops, BC, to Ottawa, Ontario. Bringing with her a growing collection of stories shared with her from citizens with similar experiences!
Hear Marlene on the DTP on your favorite listening service, click the link for multiple options!
A quick chat with Marlene Hibbs and social media expert Nevin Webster founder of Kameo Creative and Kameo Podcast about mental health. #kammunity
Mental Health Advocate Marlene Hibbs and the founder of Days of Action, and the ongoing "Days of Action Scale Smash Challenge, hopes to inspire people to take action to create a better system for mental health. Currently Marlene is travelling across Canada on a cross country bike tour to raise awareness for mental health.