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Category Archives: Mental Health
Book Review: Losing Our Minds — Mental Health @ Home
Losing Our Minds: The Challenge of Defining Mental Illness by psychologist Lucy Foulkes explains why it’s so hard to define what mental illness is and how it happens. The author herself has experienced mental illness, and while this is not … Continue reading
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Tagged Bipolar Depression, Book Reviews, Books
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The Rights of Mental Patients: An Early Crusader — Bipolar Me
In 1887, investigative journalist Nellie Bly pretended to be insane so that she could report on the conditions in a New York asylum. The results of her sojourn there were the subject of her book Ten Days in a Madhouse … Continue reading
The mind can be the deadliest arrow — Uncustomary Housewife
I feel like, everyone I know is in an old school LOTR style battle together. Everyone has small injuries, but are doing fine. And I’m running around putting bandages on everyone’s scratches. But I have a body full of arrows. … Continue reading
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5 Ways To Keep Your Online Space Safe As a Creator — Jenny in Neverland
Working online is great and has opened up a lot of amazing opportunities for many people over the years. The internet and the demand for working from home and becoming self employed is only growing and many more people are … Continue reading
New Year & Mental Health update — Blossoming of the Flower
Hello and welcome back, I know it seems like a long time since I wrote something. I have been super busy with school and just a lot in my life. Before I start with the topic for today, I want … Continue reading
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The Monday I Almost Killed My Computer — Speaking Bipolar
It started with the speakers, and it all went downhill from there. The Monday I Almost Killed My Computer
Do You Respond to Comments? — Mental Health @ Home
I’m guess most people would agree that it’s pretty cool to get comments on your blog. When you do, do you respond to all of them? Let’s chat about that. Do You Respond to Comments? I respond to comments if … Continue reading
ExoGun Dream Pro: The Best Massage Gun For Muscle Pain Relief — Jenny in Neverland
ad collaborative post // Many people deal with muscle pain each day. This nuisance often prevents them from moving and living their life the way they want. If they live a sedentary lifestyle, it only further contributes to muscle and … Continue reading
Dealing With the Bitter Feelings of Shame Caused by Bipolar Disorder — Speaking Bipolar
Before I begin this post about shame caused by bipolar disorder, I must remind you the bipolar brain is not reasonable. If anyone feels the need to email me or comment about how I’m not being rational in talking about … Continue reading
Now Available: A Brief History of Stigma — Mental Health @ Home
Self-stigma, which comes from public stigma that’s been internalized, can have a significant negative impact on those of us living with mental illness. Peer support can help to reduce self-stigma, so I wanted to explore that and some of the … Continue reading
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