Category Archives: Mental Health

Three Days in the Life — Bipolar Me

What’s it like to have bipolar type 2? Here’s a look at three typical days. Three Days in the Life

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A psychiatry professor who taught his students depression was caused by a ‘chemical imbalance’ in the brain says everything he thought he knew about SSRIs is wrong Insider October 7, 2022

I saw this today on Insider – A psychiatry professor who taught his students depression was caused by a ‘chemical imbalance’ in the brain says everything he thought he knew about SSRIs is wrong Insider October 7, 2022: https://www.insider.com/ssris-mark-horowitz-antidepressants-serotonin-chemical-imbalance-false-2022-9/. Longer … Continue reading

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My Book Review of Hero Haters — J. M. NORTHUP

–snip– This book… there were moments I felt sick to my stomach. The demented people depicted is the worst kind of horror, but the plot… I can’t deny the brilliant story the author wrote. It’s twisted, but only because human … Continue reading

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Suicidality and Other People’s Perspective — Mental Health @ Home

For some of us, suicidal thinking and perhaps even a history of attempts are part of the mental illness experience. What I wanted to discuss in this post is how much of that suicidality is focused inward and how much … Continue reading

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Comanche Trace by David A. Bowles — J. M. NORTHUP

–snip– Texas Ranger, Will Smith moved with his family to Texas during the early days of the Republic. Family strife is caused by the Comanche Indians who kill Will’s brother James and abduct his nine-year-old nephew Fayette. Will pursues the … Continue reading

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Impostor Syndrome, Masking, Inadequacy, & Social Belonging — Mental Health @ Home

Impostor syndrome, masking, social belonging, and inadequacy – that’s a lot of things crammed into one title! The comments on a post I did a while back (Do You Experience Impostor Syndrome?) got me wondering where the lines are between … Continue reading

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Blogging Toolbox IV: Growth & Search Engine Optimization (SEO) — Mental Health @ Home

tips and tools for growing your blog, including search engine optimization (SEO) strategies. The other posts in the series are: Blogging Toolbox IV: Growth & Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

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12 Things To Ask Instead of “When Are You Having Children?” – Jenny in Neverland

–snip– There are many reasons why you shouldn’t ask women when they’re having children. Unless you’re my absolute best friends, then I find it so incredibly awkward when people ask me that, especially family members. 12 Things To Ask Instead … Continue reading

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My Book Review of There’s No Place Like Home (Warmer collection) — J. M. NORTHUP

–snip– Even in the darkness of the story, I found a sense of hope. Somehow, despite the terrible loss and conditions, connections were made and kindness expressed. It was like stars shining on a moonless night. My Book Review of … Continue reading

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New “Suicide Hotline” Number Announced – NEWS GLOBAL July 23, 2022

I saw this today on NEWS GLOBAL – New “Suicide Hotline” Number Announced https://newsglobal.com/new-suicide-hotline-number-announced/. Share this with anyone who think may be suicidal. Longer article. (NewsGlobal.com)- A new emergency number that works like 911 is set to be available for … Continue reading

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