Breaking Barriers Media Kit
Official marketing materials for partners and press. Preview, download, and share approved assets.
Brand assets
Use these approved assets for print and digital mentions of Breaking Barriers. Please do not modify logo colors or proportions.
Flyers and brochures
Live Canva previews are embedded below. Use the Open in Canva button to access the file in view mode.
Overview flyer
Tailored Day Program brochure
Volunteer recruitment poster
Paid Internship Program one sheet
Press copy
Breaking Barriers Employment Services provides inclusive employment, training, and community programs for adults with developmental and intellectual disabilities. Through individualized support, behavioral day services, and paid internships, Breaking Barriers helps participants build independence and meaningful work lives.
Short bio (50 words)
Medium bio (100 words)
Long bio (250 words)
Press contact
For interviews, quotes, or co branded materials, contact our communications desk.
- Email: info@breakingbarriers.org
- Website: breakingbarrierses.org
- Logo pack: download here
Press copy
Ready to use language for articles, listings, and partner pages.
Short bio (50 words)
Medium bio (100 words)
Long bio (250 words)
Press contact
For interviews, quotes, or co branded materials, reach our communications desk.
- Email: info@breakingbarriers.org
- Website: breakingbarrierses.org
- Logo pack: download here
Have something to say?
We want to hear it.
At Breaking Barriers, we believe in amplifying the voices of lived experience.
Whether you’re a first-time writer, a seasoned peer advocate, or someone with a story that the world needs to hear – this is your platform.
We publish articles, recovery success stories, op-eds, interviews, personal narratives, and creative content that reflect the complexity of neurodiversity, able-ism, mental health stigma, identity, justice, and recovery.
How Breaking Barriers Differs from (and Improves on) Traditional Autism Support Groups
Action-Based, Not Talk-Based Most autism support groups focus on discussion and shared experience - which can be helpful, but often stop there. Breaking Barriers turns support into action. Every program is built around skill-building, social integration, and...
Autism, Mental Illness, and Suicide: Understanding the Overlap, Building Hope
A Hidden Crisis Too Often Overlooked For too long, the conversation around autism has focused on diagnosis, not wellbeing. Beneath the surface, however, there’s a quiet but urgent reality: autistic individuals face a dramatically higher risk of mental illness and...
Neurodiversity and the Workplace: Breaking Down Barriers for Inclusive Employment
In today's rapidly evolving work environment, embracing neurodiversity is not just a moral imperative but a strategic advantage. Neurodiversity refers to the natural variations in human brain function, encompassing conditions like autism spectrum disorder (ASD),...
What We’re Looking For
- First-person essays about mental health, disability, or recovery
- Investigative or reported pieces (with support from our editorial team)
- Opinion articles on systems, culture, and current events
Submission Guidelines
- Word count: 800–1500 words (or equivalent in other formats)
- Your story must be original, not previously published
- We encourage submissions from peers, students, creatives, activists, and community members
- Include a short bio and whether you’d like to publish anonymously or with your name
Submit Your Work Now
Send your draft or pitch to submissions@mentalhealthtimes.com
Or upload it via our Submission Form below
Our editorial team will review your work and respond within 1–2 weeks.
If selected, we’ll work with you to polish your story for publication.
Questions?
Reach out to our editorial team at editor@mentalhealthtimes.com

















