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tymeModerator
Developed on request, Welcome to this thread!
We're here to talk about issues around Study and Mental Health.
1) What have been your experiences?
2) How has your study and mental health influenced each other?
3) Do you have any tips and tools to share with the SANE Forums Community?
In response to: Experiences around Study and Mental Health: What have you learnt?
tymeModerator
Absolutely @Asgard . And no one has a right to disprove or disregard your experiences. Experiences are yours to own. What you learn from them is another thing, but yes, we are all individuals and no one fits perfectly within a box 🙂
Thanks for sharing!
In response to: Re: Experiences around Study and Mental Health: What have you learnt?
AsgardSenior Contributor
Thanks @tyme
You make a whole lot of sense as always. Have you ever thought of lecturing in Mental Health issues, I get the feeling you have a whole lot of wisdom in that head of yours that should be tapped. 🙂
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