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SamB12 | Casual Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Working after it

Hi, I want to aske people with schizophrenia about their jobs, current, past or planned. Currently I am not working and I live with my parents, but I am planning to move out in 2023 and one of my aims for that year is to look around for what jo

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ClockFace | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Just realised something major

I just realised that for the past few weeks I have had no form of hallucination what so ever. No delusional thinking, no derealisation. With all the mixtures of medications that I have been on over the years, I have never been completely free from them fo

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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RiverSeal | Moderator | Last message 3 years ago

Setting Boundaries

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Healandlove | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

When you feel it's best to give up on life

Today is not a good day. Having had dinner with a lovely husband and wife friends made me think about how much I don't belong here. My husband has completx ptsd. We have good and bad moments. My sister and her family have stranged us due to my husba

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Glisten | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

PJ Days ❤️🧠 R & R

Reestablishing my life has been exhausting. Trauma exhausting, creating new beliefs, overwriting bad habits with good habits…It is a cool cloudy day and I am taking advantage of it, with my first PJ Sunday.I’m dozing off and on, eating Nachos, drinking ho

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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deshift | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Laughter Therapy ‌🤣‌

HAHAHAHAHAHAA!🤣Having a laugh is good for your mental health. Lets have a laugh, and if you have to force it, then laugh along too!

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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The-red-centaur | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

I am embracing my body or causing it more trauma. TW

Over the last six months or so I have been experimenting sexually-to the point where I'm not sure if I'm safe doing so.Background-I experienced a lot of sexual trauma in my younger years. I've been telling myself I'm learning to explore and love my body b

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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jeonginity | New Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

intimacy

hey! so i met this person online and we have really hit it off but they’re looking for a friends with benefits type of situation. i’m a virgin, i don’t know if this is a bad idea or not? i’m quite stuck in the middle of what to do, weather to do it or jus

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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BPDBiPolarMumof | New Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Deja vu

So I feel like my life is deja vu except my child is living what I did and I'm now going through what my parents didI'm so sad because I don't think my adult child is at the right place for help but they are living through a tough time right now and there

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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Yeahright86 | Senior Contributor | Last message 3 years ago

Having a support worker was the best thing for me!

I have always had problems integrating myself into society and making meaningful friends. Relationships were absolutely out of the question too upon reflection but I did try that too. I use to live in Queensland when I was a kid with my mother and st

Recovery ClubCreated 3 years ago

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