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Wardy | New Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

Walk off a Worry

Have we over complicated mental health? Are we anticipating technology or someone else to solve our issues maybe even in the form of a drug?Are we so disconnected from each other, our communities and our environment in modern society?Is asking for h

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sharona | Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

is depression catchy?

My nickname used to be bouncy,mainly because of being full of life and love. Now,I have gradually list my passion for anything. Yesterday..the last text message I saw was ' why don't you have any proper knives in this house?' (you can guess why) and today

Friends, families and carersCreated 12 years ago

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Altogether | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

walking the puppy

Good morning all, Just back from walking my 'puppy'. She's actually 3 but with four kids she will always be my baby. (she doesn't talk back, appreciates everything I do and is always happy to see me, so yes, she's the spoilt one!)I have posted the re

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Janna | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

ACES and it's relevance to mental health.

The Adverse Childhood Experience Study (ACES) was conducted in the United States back in the 1990's. It was a huge survey that looked at childhood trauma experiences involving 17,000 participants. What that study found was groundbreaking as it

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youcarewecare | Casual Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

Care friendly Australia for young carers

I've been thinking about how to support young carers, and this is an idea that i think could be really beneficial! Establishing an educational program in schools that supports young carers.Young carers need to be supported so that they can complete t

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Benji-blue | New Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

I'm not sure what to do? - partner with bpd/adhd

I am very new to this so bear with me. I have been on and off with the same partner for almost 4 years now. He was diagnosed with bpd & adhd last year and Im pretty sure he has some narcissistic traits. Our relationship has had alot of ups and downs,

Friends, families and carersCreated 12 years ago

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Janna | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

The Self-Blame of It All!

As part of my son’s intake assessment for residential care/school I have been asked to provide an extensive history going right back to infancy. I have decided to present all the info in a chronological way. In doing this I’ve had to go back and find that

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Janna | Senior Contributor | Last message 11 years ago

The Misconceptions and Ill-Advice We Get

I have just recently been subject to a barrage of advice from individuals who clearly do not understand depression. Depression as I have come to know varies and exists on a spectrum. There are many different types of depression, however, those

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