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Unwanted Loopy Guests.
Anyone who has been following my personal blog will know that I have, for some time now, been taking a break from writing on it. In fact, as those few who are closest to me will know, I have actually taken a break from writing very much at all lately. That having been said, I […]
Mania: A Hat, a 55-lb Rabbit, and Dr. Rosen – Guest Post by Shoshana Stien
In line with my policy of publishing relevant Guest Posts, I am delighted to share the following piece with you. Tova – who writes under pseudonym (or pen name) of ‘Shoshana Stein’ submitted it to us as a way of highlighting just what mania can be like for those who experience it. And I am […]
Scars – Guest Post/Poem by Theresa Dunn
Hi all, Following on in our tradition of publishing guest posts I am delighted to be able to share this one from Theresa. As someone who has personal experience of the struggle with self-harming I am very much aware that this can be a difficult topic to deal with. I am also aware that sometimes […]
Guest Post – 5 Things You Don’t Realise Your Anxiety Causes You To Do
Hi all, In keeping with our policy of publishing relevant ‘Guest Posts’, I am delighted to publish this one which was submitted to us by Chris Worfolk from over at ‘worfolkanxiety.com‘. Chris is the author of ‘Technical Anxiety: The Complete Guide to What Is Anxiety And What To Do About It’ and writes his personal […]
Heads Together – A Right Royal Approach.
In a day and age when so much bad news, unrest and uncertainty, seems to fill our newspapers, television screens and indeed social media, it is a breath of fresh air when you see something special and positive in the news. Especially if, like me, you have a passion for mental health issues and if […]
Gust Post – An Open Letter to an elderly patient.
I am delighted to share the following Guest Post with you all. It was sent to me by it’s author Karla A. Viera, MD. It is – as she explained in her email to me – ‘an open letter to an elderly patient’. And is shared with us with ‘the purpose of humanizing mental health […]
Guest Post by Laura A. – ‘My son’s best friend.’
I am delighted to be able to publish this ‘Guest Post’ which was sent in to us by Laura A. As someone who experiences mental health challenges myself, and as someone who writes and blogs about them, and as someone who – running this mental health writer’s guild – who reads a lot of blog […]
“How to deal with children’s mental health – an insight into fostering” – Guest Post removed.
Hi all, Just a quick message to explain the removal of the last guest post entitled “How to deal with children’s mental health – an insight into fostering”. In order to ensure that the guest post feature is not used by disreputable people as a way of marketing their products or services, I have a […]
Isolation and ‘My Internal Bloopers Reel’
I thought, this morning, that I would write a piece about ‘isolation’ and ‘internal dialogues’. But as I sat contemplating what I would write, the thought occurred to me that sometime those ‘dialogues’ aren’t really ‘dialogues’ at all. Sometimes, well for me at least, they are more ‘monologues’ than ‘dialogues’. And sometimes they seem to […]
‘Twas A Mammoth Task, But Well Worth it!
Well folks, I am delighted to be able to announce that having inadvertently wiped the entire ‘Member Blogs’ listing from our ‘Member Blogs’ page I have now finished re-entering all of the blogs and sites and have checked that all of the links are now working properly. (Does little dance round his office chair to […]
Mental Health Writers' Guild 