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Meet our Founder

Meet our Founder

Hi! I'm Ishaa Vinod Chopra

Hi! I'm Ishaa Vinod Chopra

Hi! I'm Ishaa Vinod Chopra

MSc. Candidate I Author I Artist I RECE I Social Justice Advocate

Ishaa is pursuing a Thesis for a Master of Science in Critical Family and Kinship Studies with an Interdisciplinary focus on Gender, Sexualities and Bodies at the University of Guelph, Canada. Her academic background spans Performing Arts and Early Childhood Education. As an artist-scholar, her work has been featured in York University’s thesis film ‘Unfinished’, Workman Arts Organization programming, Rendezvous with Madness and Stella’s Place film festivals.

She continues to disseminate her work at academic conferences, such as those hosted by Children’s Mental Health Ontario (CMHO). Her writing, inspired by her Supervisor, Dr. Adam W.J. Davies, has appeared in AECEO’s eceLINK journal. She is the CEO and Founder of the Non-Profit Finding Order in Disorder Foundation, which seeks to explore projects such as hybrid podcasts, therapeutic dance and community engagement for mental well-being.

"I realize that however far one attempts to flee, there is no place to escape from your own mind and thoughts. Wherever you go, your brain goes with you, your mind accompanies you.”

"I realize that however far one attempts to flee, there is no place to escape from your own mind and thoughts. Wherever you go, your brain goes with you, your mind accompanies you.”

"I realize that however far one attempts to flee, there is no place to escape from your own mind and thoughts. Wherever you go, your brain goes with you, your mind accompanies you.”

A poignant memoir of founder's journey mental health.

"Ultimately, it is we who have to accept ourselves and our disorder in the first place, for that would eventually empower us the most.”

"Ultimately, it is we who have to accept ourselves and our disorder in the first place, for that would eventually empower us the most.”

"Ultimately, it is we who have to accept ourselves and our disorder in the first place, for that would eventually empower us the most.”

Self Acceptance

Self Acceptance

“If my 'illness' was a person,
I would want to hug it and love it.

At the end of the day, it is a part of me, not the whole of me, and not necessarily an ugly one.

It should, according to me, be embraced and even flaunted. ”

On Self-Love and Albeism . . .

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" I have nothing to hide, I have nothing to fear. . .I own my diamonds, and my dirt. . . "

-Ishaa Vinod Chopra

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