Discover The Healing Power Of Photography
The One Project is a community that uses proven techniques to help people affected by depression and anxiety learn, heal and grow towards their authentic selves.
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It started with one story and
is built by our community.
From the beginning, The One Project was an effort to help provide more accessible tools for people to start expressing themselves and talking about depression and anxiety. It started as a personal project by Bryce Evans, grew into a grassroots movement and is now a global social enterprise.
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“Photography has been one of the best things I have ever done for my mental health. It helped me get through the empty nest syndrome, the passing of my Mother and also has helped me process and make sense of past childhood trauma. It’s a tool widely overlooked that deserves more awareness.”
- Melanie Hood
You Want To Change The Conversation Around Mental Health — So Do We
If you have overcome these issues in the past, are suffering from them now, or know someone who is and want to better understand and support what they’re going through — this is for you! Feel safe in telling your depression stories or sharing your anxiety photos on our private online platform.
Inclusive Community, All Ages Welcome
No Fancy Camera or Skills Required
Learn, Heal and Be Empowered
Finally, people that are speaking your language
* All member stories are only shared with express permission.
Start To Find Value In Your Photos, Your Story and Yourself
Tell stories, find healing and connect through non-verbal communication. It’s the easiest way to start talking about depression and anxiety!
Overcome These Issues To Become Your Most Authentic Self
Get back in tune with your authentic self using our tools, resources and courses based on proven therapeutic photography techniques.
Join A Community Of People Who Understand And Give Support
Get connected with a global community sharing their insights on depression and anxiety to increase empathy and understanding.
Start taking back control of your story.
It’s all about the healing power of photography.
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“I don’t feel alone anymore. I feel free and finally have the support I need to move on and recover.”
- Member of The One Project
How do you make money?
This isn’t about money, although we hope to cover our expenses as we grow. Our courses are offered on a PWYC (Pay What You Can) model, if money is a barrier for you at the moment you are able to take each course for free and we ask those that can afford it to pay to help cover our expenses. We also recommend products and services that we trust and believe in, which we sometimes get a small percentage from any sales.
This is amazing! How can I help?
If you’re able to donate or pay for our courses, we’d be extremely grateful for your financial contributions to help us cover costs. However, the best way that you can contribute to our mission is to simply share stories, comment and provide support for others and help to spread the word online and offline.
What if I’m not suffering with depression or anxiety?
That’s OK! We are building a community of people working through these issues, advocating in the field, those who have been through it before to give support or share insights and loved ones who are looking to better understand what the people in their life are going through. Everyone is welcome!
What if I don’t take beautiful photos?
It’s not about the artistic or technical aspects of photography, think of it less of an art and more of simply another way to communicate. Snapshots are encouraged! Instead of using words, your photos can speak volumes (we’ve heard it’s approximately equivalent to one thousand words, but we believe it’s much more).
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The One Project provides the online space and tools to help you better understand, process and communicate your experience with depression and anxiety — through photos. Join today and help us build a better picture of mental health!
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