Goal for September: Suicide Awareness
Trigger warning for the readers: This blog will reference and discuss suicide. Reader discretion is advised. When you think of September, you […]
Bullying
Dear Friend, I have always wondered about how many people have been bullied in their life. It happens in schools, in colleges, […]
Depression and Relapse: Clues from the Recovered Brain
Trigger Warning: The following blog contains themes/content that might be triggering for some readers, including mentions of suicidal ideation. Hello, I hope […]
Nurturing Mental Health 101
There are many, if not a million, ways to take care of your mental health — and if you surf the net, […]
#Sadcore is Trending: The Faults with Romanticizing Mental Illness on Social Media
Trigger warning: the following blog contains mentions of eating disorders, suicide, and self-harm. Viewer discretion is advised. The way mental illness has […]
Beyond Medication: The Science Behind Electroconvulsive Therapy
Hello, and welcome to another blog post! Today, I am going to discuss electroconvulsive therapy and treatment-resistant depression. Have you ever watched […]
When Giving Up Feels Easier
Trigger Warning: This post talks about feelings of deep pain and thoughts of suicide. Reader discretion is advised. If you’re reading this […]
Endocannabinoids: The Brain’s Natural Fear Filter
Hello, and welcome to another blog post. Today, I wanted to discuss a topic of great interest to me: Trauma, PTSD, and […]
The Rise of Maladaptive Daydreaming in BookTok
BookTok has been thriving ever since the pandemic. For those of you that may be unfamiliar with BookTok, it’s a community on […]
Breaking the Mental Health Stigma Amongst Elite Track Athletes
Photo by Pixabay From watching a sports event, or even attending one, you are always amazed by the top performance of these […]