This Week’s Links (weekly)
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Link – Journalist who deliberately went missing reveals how real struggle is when you go back home
There is so much truth to this. My time dealing with DID and going missing wasn’t all over the local news, but this was absolutely true. “When you return from missing, the space you’re returning to is no longer safe. You’ve just proven it’s fragile – that your mind and body aren’t as secure there…
Sharing – Seeking sunshine: Finding light in dark times
What little things do you find useful? Looking over the list below, a few of them work for me, time with people who care about me, humor, and finding things I can do or look forward to are among the ways I try to find the light when things look dark to me. Some others aren’t that helpful to me often. I know people who swear by some of those, though.
Whatever your light is, please keep your eyes out for it.
Sharing – Half a million Australians lack access to needed mental health services
As I’ve said many times, I want to teach people that it’s ok to reach out, which means that I also need to advocate for the resources to be available when someone does!Â
Sharing – Find Your Voice and Change The World?
I love this whole article from Terry because this was the one concept that kind of put me over the hump in therapy: “We find our voice and suddenly realize: we get to be whoever we decide we want to be.” When my therapist first asked me that question, “what do you want your life…
Link – Are Treatment Myths Keeping Men from Seeking Help for Depression?
In short, yes they are. Guys, if you think you know what treatment for depression looks like and are convinced that’s not for you, go take a look at this article and understand that it’s not. One thing I would add to the article though, is that like any good myth, many guys believe these…
