What Everyone Gets Wrong About Suicide: An Open Letter From A Survivor
Teen girls and LGBTQ+ youth plagued by violence and trauma, survey says
Could a ‘Happiness Class’ Help Ease the Student Mental Health Crisis?
Mental health: it’s not always good to talk– There are times when talking is not safe or even possible.
I don’t think we can promise that your first visit will be as good as the one described in this story, but I like that it tries to give a more accurate picture of what it’s like. Before I was referred to a psychiatrist, I imagined something like a scene from One Flew Over the…
If you’ve read much of anything around here, then I’m sure you’ll find it no surprise that I agree 100% with this: The hardest part of recovering from a toxic childhood isn’t just coping with the fact that your emotional needs weren’t met or that you were actively neglected or even marginalized, dismissed, or made…
Sarah and Daniel’s article is spot on for these two points. We are talking more about mental health right now, but… Talking about mental health won’t help, unless it extends to the talking about the reasons why so many experience mental ill health, and what collective action we can take to address those drivers. Secondly,…
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