In this episode, we chat with Sasha Wolff, the inspiring founder of Still I Run – Runners for Mental Health Awareness. Sasha takes us on a personal journey as she shares her experience with mental illness and how the transformative power of running became a beacon of hope in her life.
Discover the roots of Still I Run, the nation's only non-profit dedicated to advocating for the mental health benefits of running on a broad scale. Sasha delves into the organization's inception in 2016, born out of her own realization of the positive impact running had on her mental well-being following a challenging period of depression and anxiety.
Sasha resides in Michigan with her husband Greg, three kiddos (2, 4, and 6), and their Weimaraner, Max. When the family isn't going on runs together, they're hanging out with friends, discovering local parks, or enjoying the beautiful Michigan lakeshore.
Connect with Still ; Run:
stillirun.org
Facebook.com/stillirun
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