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NikNik | Senior Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

Career Chat // Interview anxiety // Friday 24 June, 10am AEST

In the past we have touched on the subject of managing anxiety at work, but in Friday's Forum on Career Chat we're going to explore anxiety in the interview and that’s a very different kettle of fish! Whilst anxiety in the work place can be managed throu

Events and updatesCreated 10 years ago

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CannonSalt | Senior Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

Applying for jobs while depressed

I'm sorry if this has been covered before, but I'm struggling with this. Depression Lies. How do you write job applications while depression is telling you that you're worthless? Particularly when there's a question that's new or seems n

Recovery ClubCreated 10 years ago

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CannonSalt | Senior Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

I've been learning how to tie my shoelaces!

I've found on the web a site called Ian's Shoelace Site It's made by a shoelace tying enthusiast - it's full of really good information and variations on how to tie your shoes, and how to make a better knot. I've been finding it a good exe

Recovery ClubCreated 10 years ago

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Appleblossom | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

Munchies

Thought I would start a thread that can be used to chat or talk about food issues, hates or loves. I do comfort eat but also I know its the great human connecting ground, because we all do need to eat, no matter what.I wondered if some on the forum

Social spaceCreated 10 years ago

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destructive | Senior Contributor | Last message 8 years ago

new and speechless

Hello. I am new here so this is all a bit strange and very anxiety provoking. I have struggled with mental health problems for over a decade and i am really not that old. I have tried to seek help again and again but never get anywhere but just more defea

Something’s not rightCreated 10 years ago

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Aimee | New Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

Needing encouragement:)

Okay so new to being bipolar and wow the ups and downs I have experienced over the last months have been so scary. Had to take time off work again this whole week due to the huge depression hole I fell into again could barely shower myself super dizzy and

Our storiesCreated 10 years ago

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MoonGal | Senior Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

The Body Keeps the Score - PTSD and change

A NEW thing... maybe I CAN get past PTSD? (Warning, some broad (not speciic) discussion of childhood trauma, adult physical and sexual assault) Trauma and living with it. Can we ‘uncover and heal?” I started reading the book The Body

Recovery ClubCreated 10 years ago

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Maple | Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

I am so tired of trying

I have been living with my husbands diagnosis of depression for a year. It was around the time he quit working and hasn't been looking for work since. His moods are up and down, he is resentful of me. He wont discuss any of his treatment with me. He says

Our storiesCreated 10 years ago

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Bimby2 | Senior Contributor | Last message 10 years ago

Our experience and stories

Still coping as well as possible with injured back situation but do other forum members believe thatour pets know when we are feeling down and something is a problem? Bung, my pet/friend magpie,whichI haven't seen for several days, called for his food rat

Our storiesCreated 10 years ago

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querentxyz | Senior Contributor | Last message 9 years ago

Sleep

What is your relationship like with sleep? Does anyone have any tips or tricks about good sleep?I am staying away from home alone, and last night I had the first good sleep I have had in months, and it made such a difference! My mind is more clear and liv

Friends, families and carersCreated 10 years ago

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