Tim Foley was a Nashua native, Marine veteran, Plymouth State College graduate and artist who lived with schizophrenia for much of his adult life. He died in November 2024 at age 51. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The artwork of Tim Foley, a New Hampshire native who lived with schizophrenia, will be part of a presentation at the New England Health Summit at the Omni Mount Washington Resort in Breton Woods from Nov. 11-13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Tim Foley's artwork will be part of a presentation by his family, “Seeing the Person Beyond Psychosis: Schizophrenia in Primary Care,” at the New England Health Summit in November. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Tim Foley was a Nashua native, Marine veteran, Plymouth State College graduate and artist who lived with schizophrenia for much of his adult life. He died in November 2024 at age 51. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The artwork of Tim Foley, a New Hampshire native who lived with schizophrenia, will be part of a presentation at the New England Health Summit at the Omni Mount Washington Resort in Breton Woods from Nov. 11-13. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Tim Foley's artwork will be part of a presentation by his family, “Seeing the Person Beyond Psychosis: Schizophrenia in Primary Care,” at the New England Health Summit in November. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONCORD — The Foley family wants healthcare professionals to know Tim as they knew him: an artist, a brother, a son, an uncle and a friend. By sharing his life and their experience supporting him through schizophrenia, they hope to help shape care for other individuals and families navigating mental illness.
This November, the family will carry that commitment to education into the New England Health Summit. Their keynote presentation, “Seeing the Person Beyond Psychosis: Schizophrenia in Primary Care,” will be accompanied by an exhibition of Tim’s artwork.
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