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Jade66 | Casual Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Carer for my daughter

Hi my daughter went through psychosis last year and is home recovering but it can be difficult for my husband and I when she has a ‘moment’ or cries when not feeling well. Any Brisbane support groups for parents trying to help but also survive this?

Social spaceCreated 2 years ago

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rav3n | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Roots & Resilience – Mental Health through Cultural Lens

Hello fellow forumites! 👋 As a daughter to first gen immigrants, I've found it difficult (and still do at times) to find my identity and navigate what it means to be brought up in a western world while also being ethnically South Asian. And th

Recovery ClubCreated 2 years ago

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Ruledbyemotions | Casual Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

BPD - how do you survive, let alone thrive?

How do you stay employed, when despite trying so hard the BPD traits rule your life? I feel like I try so bloody hard in everything I do, but I can’t ever do a good enough job to appease my bosses. Yes, I understand that a lot of it may be me reading

Employment, education and trainingCreated 2 years ago

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Hopeandlove | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Life challenges

So I wanted to share a bit about myself and what I'm facing in life. I've had health issues throughout my life things like arthritis, scoliosis, heart problems etc. Things that have mostly been able to be treated with medications. But last year I w

Our storiesCreated 2 years ago

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heera72 | Senior Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Opening up about mental health issues

It is essential to open up about our mental health issues, as it is high time that we prioritize our wellness before the opinions of others. Opening up about mental health issues is essential because it helps reduce stigma and encourages others to seek su

Social spaceCreated 2 years ago

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iridiumhopeful | New Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Long term partner has been admitted into psychiatric care as he is a severe risk to himself, and I feel like I don’t know what I’m allowed to do?

I haven’t been given much guidance from the hospital staff about what support I should be providing, what I am and am not allowed to bring him and how often I should be visiting? The first facility he was in was an acute ward, and they were very open

Friends, families and carersCreated 2 years ago

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Amy101 | Casual Contributor | Last message 2 years ago

Depressed

I feel I never fit in anywhere, I have a hobby joined a singing group, but in the few years I've been to there I only made one, what I thought was a genuine friendship, however recently that person has stopped speaking to me, this person constantly

Something’s not rightCreated 2 years ago

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