“Social media is often given a bad rap for trolling, abuse and encouraging people to be superficial. But although these sites have a dark side, some people have found it’s actually helped their mental illness. The anonymity of some networks means people can open up without fearing negative perceptions of mental health will follow them…
“Whenever I bump into you in the high street, in the gym, the pub, uneasiness washes over me. I don’t know who to be: the school child me, with high grades but a rebellious streak; young adult me, flirting with socialism and madness; or “mature” me, literary, tired, and slightly jaded. The truth is, depression…
Sharing as a reminder to many of us who are moved to donate money to various causes based on social media posts. Not all charities are actually legitimate. While sometimes even legitimate seeming charities commit fraud, you can lower your risk of being taken with a little research into what the charity is, what they…
Survivor Of Abuse: Helpful Links and Phone Numbers tags: CA ChildAbuse Treatment for Mental Illness Is as Necessary, and Normal, as Chemo tags: CA Depression Kids who’ve been taught about sexual abuse more likely to speak up – The Globe and Mail tags: CA ChildAbuse How Social Media Gave a Child Sex Abuse Survivor a…
How Good Parents Miss Child Sexual Abuse and 5 Questions to Change That tags: CA ChildAbuse Our Abuser Died, Now What? — It’s a good question, how should you feel about someone who did horrible things to you when they pass away? How should you feel about others who choose to remember them fondly? Is…
There’s been a long article making the rounds of social media the past couple of days. My Lovely Wife in the Psych Ward It’s an interesting look into how relationship dynamics change and the roles can reverse when one partner has a psychotic episode. Especially the struggles to regain the trust of each other after…
