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Is It All “In Your Head”?
How Anxiety Can Stop You Getting an Accurate Health Assessment “I can’t tell if she’s really unwell or if her anxiety is causing it,” I...

Kelly Eden
Aug 5, 20214 min read


An Insider's View on Mental Health in the Legal Profession
An Insider’s View on Mental Health in the Legal Profession Law is a high-stress profession; there’s almost no doubt about it. Having been...

Anonymous
Jul 27, 20215 min read


Psychology in the education system
Psychology in the education system I was 10 years old when my first crush died. In an instant, my carefree innocent life was never the...

Marianne Macharia
Jul 22, 20214 min read


Without Borders: Experiencing the world through words
This is a blog about talent. It’s about how a talent, even kept under “seven keys” can be multiplied and bring hope to many people… Nice...

Daniela Silva
Jul 15, 20214 min read


Illness Without Diagnosis: Was I Really Anorexic?
I remember vividly the first time I was called fat. I remember the name of the person who said it, where it was and what I was wearing....

James Turrell
Jul 13, 20215 min read


UNDERSTANDING OBSESSIVE THOUGHTS AS A SYMPTOM - NOT A CAUSE - OF ANXIETY
All my teeth are going to fall out. All my teeth are going to fall out. All. My. Teeth. Are. Going. To. Fall. Out. For approximately...

Madeleine Finlay
Jun 30, 20213 min read


Heads and Tails: The two-sided nature of the gym environment
The beneficial effects of exercise on both mind and body have been public knowledge for years. Some of these benefits can be seen in...

Mollie Brown
Jun 23, 20215 min read


Starting a Mental Health Employee Network Group at Work
Six months after graduating from University and starting my career at BMW UK, my world was torn apart when I found out a close friend...

Evie Johnson
Jun 21, 20214 min read


OCD: The Boss of Me
How A Humble TV Theme Saved My Life Trigger warning: The following blog contains mention of suicidal thoughts and ideation, which some...

Laurence Gibbons
Jun 17, 20215 min read


Mind over matter - a personal reflection on Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
A huge issue facing us following the outbreak of COVID-19 is the number of people suffering from ongoing symptoms or long-COVID. Over...

Becky Pollard
Jun 15, 20216 min read


Minimalism and Adventure
Giving away everything in search of something more I tossed my backpack into the back and climbed into the passenger seat. It was a...

Nik Monastere
Jun 9, 20214 min read


How lockdown changed my life for the better
And several important lessons it taught me. 2020 was one of the most challenging years we’ve ever faced not only here in the UK, but...

Chloe Faulkner
Jun 8, 20216 min read


How poetry has eased my Pure OCD
This article is a double debut, both in discussing my OCD as a journalist, and writing about the disorder in relation to my poetry....

Anita Slater
Jun 1, 20214 min read


Why I deprive myself of medication for my mental health
Trigger warning: this blog discusses mental health struggles and suicidal thoughts. Even though I’m a journalist by trade, until now, I...

Lowri Llewelyn
May 25, 20215 min read


What I've learnt about 'madness'
I can’t remember when I first started worrying about the idea of ‘going mad’, but by my late teens it had become such a deep-rooted fear...

Tom Pollard
May 19, 20215 min read


Singing Out: Music and Mental Health
I was first introduced to musical theatre when I was about 8 by my Papa — he had the Les Misérables soundtrack and after finding myself...

Caitlyn Fulton
Apr 29, 20213 min read


It Is Not What You Thought — Stigma around Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
I was working as an assistant teacher in English in my hometown Qingdao, in China’s eastern Shandong province, during the summer before...

Ivy Zhu
Apr 27, 20214 min read


It is all in your head
Sharing a part of yourself is never easy. Raising awareness for matters that are not widely discussed, especially amongst young women,...

Christina Patsourakou
Apr 20, 20216 min read


My personal therapeutic photography as a response to adversity: how portrait and self-portrait could
Aristotele once said that “the aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inner significance; for this,...

Francesco Catania
Apr 13, 20215 min read


Self-expression and how I found an outlet in musical theatre
From a young age, I always wanted to perform. As a toddler, my mum put me in all of the ‘little girl’ classes — ballet, gym-bunnies, the...

Paige Mckinlay
Apr 8, 20214 min read


How My Modelling Career Ended Before It Even Began
Modelling is exciting until you experience it yourself. There are many hidden agendas that made me question the industry itself. I...

Aisha Ali
Mar 30, 20216 min read


When Two Poles Collide: A Personal Account of a Mixed Affective State
Bipolar disorder is a serious mental health condition that severely affects a person’s mood. It is a relapsing-remitting condition. It...

Angela Merriott
Mar 24, 20217 min read


Letting Go of My Eating Disorder Feels Like Mourning the Loss of a Loved One
I was 12 years old when I started starving myself. By the time I was 13, I had a full eating disorder. My eating disorder has lasted...

Emily Bashforth
Mar 5, 20216 min read


Sleep to remember (and forget)
Sleeping constitutes around one-third of our lifetime. To put this statistic into perspective, if you live until 70 years old, around 27...

Anna Bogdanova
Feb 24, 20214 min read
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