7 Important Things That People With Invisible Illnesses Want You To Know
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The Importance of Using Mental Illness Terms Responsibly
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When We’re Addicted To Bitterness and Resentment
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The Lucky You — my thoughts
The Lucky You — My Thoughts A personal tale of my thoughts, and feelings showing how I see the world for you to take what helps your growth as “you” now and for the future; enjoy. Earth from the moon, photo taken from pixabay.com From Eudoxus in 380 B.C. thinking the earth was the centre of the universe, to
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Trauma
Feelings, thoughts, behavior, actions, healing and recovery Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »
When You Can’t Do Anything But Wait: Neurodivergent Hell
How task paralysis consumes my life Continue reading on Invisible Illness »
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Borderline Personality Disorder Stops People From Working
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Holiday Habits I’ll Continue to Nurture
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When Sheltered Kids Grow Up
My reality Photo by Caleb Woods on Unsplash I grew up sheltered- Really sheltered. I wasn’t allowed to drive; I wasn’t allowed to see my friends when I wanted, and I wasn’t taught the basic skills I needed for life. Even now at the age of 25, I still can’t drive, take the bus, see my
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The Genogram
Using the genogram in my work with the Native American program participants Continue reading on Mindful Mental Health »