At the Corner of Hope and Fate: A Year in the Mind of a Manic Depressive

Gregg Gay, M.S. was raised in Amarillo, Texas. After completing his education at Brigham Young University he began working as a mental health provider. Gregg moved from mental health care into management of dementia programs and assisted livings as well as other businesses. Gregg has been on the faculty of several colleges and universities including the University of Phoenix. He was most recently working in college admissions when he medically retired due to the effects of Bipolar Disorder. Gregg now occupies his time as a musician, artist, and author. His book, At the Corner of Hope and Fate, is about his experiences as someone suffering from mental illness. Gregg volunteers his time teaching and speaking on behalf of National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI).