"The other side"

​ Chloë gives tips on how to help other people who are struggling with issues by always being there for others and listening to them when they need support.

The importance of trigger warnings

​Kaitlyn talks about trigger warnings, why they’re necessary and why not including them in potentially triggering content can be harmful.

Age Re(Gression)

In this article, Mercury talks about what it’s like to be an age regressor and how other “ageres”, “littles”, and “middles” can feel more comfortable being who they are! 

I'm here, but i'm not

In this article, Camille will discuss her experience with maladaptive daydreaming, and explore issues and potential reasons for her issue.

Unplugged

In this article, Katherine discusses dissociation, why it happens, how impacts everyday life, and how to overcome it.

Isn't it ironic?

​In this article, Chelsea will start and end with a rant of how life is turning into a circle. Specifically, a circle of constant sadness which is sadly ironic. Play the song “ironic” by Alanis Morissette, Alexa.

​Ah, Finally. Inner Peace

​An article in which Jesse details or cumbersome struggles of becoming a balanced person.

Older Parents and Mental Health

In this article Mel will be writing about seeing how her parents dealt with having a child who suffered with mental illnesses. How did Mel’s parents act towards the situation as it was a new experience for them as they were older. ​

Helping a family member with depression

Molly explains how having a family member who struggles with depression is not only difficult for that family member but also those around them.

how medication can change the person you are

In this article, Mel is going to explain how being put on new medication can have a negative effect on daily living. She shares her story with new medication entering her daily life and how it not only affects her mood but her physical side to life too. ​

How mental health is like a tree

In this article, Mel will be explaining how she sees mental health being like a tree. Sounds strange right? Well, find out what Mel means by this in this article then let us know how you see mental health and if you can relate to the way Mel sees it too. ​

Having a depressed friend

Tasha explains her experience with having a friend suffer from mental health. She used her experience to provide advice for dealing with these situations.

How to talk to your parents about mental health

Megan discusses her experience regarding talking to her parents, and explains how she understands it can be difficult. She uses this experience to provide advice for doing the same thing.

Opening up to my parents

Evie's video talks about coming out to her parents about her anxiety and how she struggled do it. She gives a few examples throughout the video on how to come out.

Mental Health Awareness

Tasha identifies some of the less discussed mental health illnesses. She also uses her own experience to explain the damaging impact of stereotypes.

Loving someone with anxiety written by the someone

Mei explains how difficult it can be to love someone with anxiety. She uses her experience with the situation to provide pieces of advice to be used.

Listening to what's healthy

Savannah explains the importance of assessing the situation within relationships. She uses her explanation to provide advice for dealing with these situations.

Having a Healthy Relationship

Beth explains how you can help maintain a healthy relationship whilst mental health disorders are involved. She uses her own experience to provide helpful tips.

Pets

Mi explains therapy pets, and the benefits of having one. She specifically discusses dogs and cats as therapy pets.

Social Anxiety and Friends

Beth explains how dealing with anxiety and maintaining friendship can be difficult. Using her experience, she provides helpful advice for dealing with these situations.