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Dear Dr Thank you for seeing me today I wasn't expecting it, it was a very nice surprise. What I haven't been able to articulate until now is how much I want to be punished for what I have done. I don't know how that will be fixed to be honest but
Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago
So I've been feeling utterly low of late and desperately trying the fake it til you make it thing again. I am thinking of dropping out of college and giving up on my uni dreams. I haven't been to class at all this week (and now have no classes until next
Our storiesCreated 8 years ago
Just saw this and thought people might be interested or concerned. https://theaimn.com/australian-psychological-society-medicare-review-submission-betrays-members-and-clients/
Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago
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Special EventsCreated 8 years ago
For this Topic Tuesday, we thought we would revisit a coping strategy that is spoken about a lot these days - mindfulness. The practice of mindfulness can help us to maintain our wellbeing and manage overwhelming and stressful times, however it ca
Events and updatesCreated 8 years ago
For this Topic Tuesday, SANE Help Centre Manager @Former-Member, will be facilitating a discussion that looks at loneliness, how it feels, your thoughts and experiences. This is a topic that comes up a lot for members and with the help of the forum
Events and updatesCreated 8 years ago
Hi All, First time discussion poster! Life has been pretty difficult over the past few years. My fiance of 7 years has been diagnosed with major depressive disorder, bipolar and now of more recent BPD. It has taken me years to obtain a diagnosis
Friends, families and carersCreated 8 years ago
he Brain in Defense Mode: How Dissociation Helps Us SurviveApril 29, 2015 • By Anastasia Pollock, LCMHC, Posttraumatic Stress Topic Expert Contributorprofile portrait with brain explosion fragmentsAccording to Ross and Halpern (2011), there are several de
Useful resourcesCreated 8 years ago
Call it anxiety, and sympathisers nod, are forgiving, may even help.Call it paranoia, dare to be honest about how fearful I am, and those sympathisers quickly turn enemies. Turn fearful of me.Heaven forbid I don't make my experience palatable to the masse
Our storiesCreated 8 years ago
we're in a bad bad place tonight. been waiting for qlife for 45 mins and still nobody available. our gf who is also trans got some bad health news 3 days ago. we dont really even no how bad because she wouldnt tell us. we think that she thnks its goi
Something’s not rightCreated 8 years ago