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For some, the term 'carer' can feel uncomfortable - they are a mother, husband, friend or sibling, whose loved one happens to have a mental illness. For others, the term 'carer' resonates with them How does the label of 'carer' sit with you? Join us from
Events and updatesCreated 9 years ago
Join @Former-Member from 7pm AEDT discussing and exploring Post Traumatic Growth, a theory 'that people who endure psychological struggle following adversity can often see positive growth afterward.' - Richard Tedeschi, PhD, and
Events and updatesCreated 9 years ago
Long story short: I made a new friend here in town and yesterday she revealed to me that her daughter was in an abusive relationship. My friend didn't mean to reveal anything to me! She did not want to intrude on her daughter's privacy, for one thing
Something’s not rightCreated 9 years ago
Hi.I have a family member who has a mental illness due to drug use. He was admitted to hospital early last year & put on medication. He was great when he came out and back to his normal self for 6 months but he's now decided he doesn't want to take th
Friends, families and carersCreated 9 years ago
Hi #Darcy# after 5 months I finally brought my partner home from hospital a week and a half ago! It was a very tumultuous 5 months as not only was I going through all that stuff with the local MH team, which was a successful meeting btw which included not
Friends, families and carersCreated 9 years ago
hi everyone im gymgirl240 want to meet new people and hear about their stories as i am having a difficult time in my life and just want to hear how others deal with things
Our storiesCreated 9 years ago
The title says it all really. There is very little in my life which is going well tbh. The course... I'm in waaay over my head. I'm not smart enough for it. Now I feel stupid. I used to have an IQ of 132, these days I'm guessing I'd struggle to reach
Something’s not rightCreated 9 years ago
Hello friendsI was diagnosed with schizophrenia in 2003 then with schizoaffective disorder then with schizophrenia again after that. They just can't make up their minds!I am hoping tomorrow to release a blog that I will be updating every two weeks a
Our storiesCreated 9 years ago
Hi there I've been reading some of your posts about caring for people with schizophrenia and how hard it is. I care for my brother too (to some extent) and he has schizophrenia. I was also diagnosed with it in 2003. I manage to wo
Friends, families and carersCreated 9 years ago