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by | Aug 19, 2020

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We are looking for guest posters and contributors who have a passion for mental health and reducing the stigma that many of us face!  All walks of life and experiences welcome and will help more people!

Guest Post Guidelines

  • All posts must be:
    • High quality and well written
    • Relevant to the content on The Art of Mental Illness.
    • Original and previously unpublished.
    • Well researched and sources sited.

Word count should be between 700 and 1000 words. (negotiable)

 

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Medication and Mental Health

by | September 30, 2020 | Blog Posts | 0 Comments

Although it is no different than taking insulin for diabetes, or medication for high blood pressure; taking medication for mental health is joined by a stigma. The medication was something that I...
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Coronavirus and Mental Health

by | August 26, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

Coronavirus has changed the way we go about our daily lives.  Increased isolation, changes in routine, social distancing, and fear have all had a worldwide impact, especially related to mental...
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On Borderline Personality Disorder and Life

by | August 19, 2020 | Borderline Personality Disorder, Mental Health | 0 Comments

Mental illnesses are considered invisible illnesses because they don't have a "look", and Borderline Personality Disorder falls into this category. You can't look at someone and know if they are...
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15 Bible Verses for Mental Health

by | August 12, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

I wanted to do a post on some Bible verses that have meaning to me because I haven't shared a whole lot lately about my Faith, but it is important to me. I am still growing and learning, as are most...
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Reflecting on “That Day”

by | August 6, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

No one wants to go to the hospital. Let alone go for anything related to mental illness. I was the same. Thankfully, I have people who were able to make sure I was taken care of. However, I made...
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Shame and Embarrassment in Counseling

by | August 3, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

I've been in counseling for a while and started seeing a new counselor in May. It has been an eye-opening experience. The sessions have pushed me harder and further than I have been in the past. In...
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“That Day” Episode 3

by | July 31, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

This is the final episode of the "That Day" trilogy and how my mental illness tried to take me out. Episodes One and Two are up for your viewing. Thursday Morning They let us know that breakfast had...
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“That Day” Episode 2

by | July 27, 2020 | Family, Mental Health | 0 Comments

You can read part 1 here. When we arrived and told them what was going on, I was taken back right away and put in a room with my parents. Still crying, but had resolved myself to the fact that this...
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“That Day” Episode 1

by | July 23, 2020 | Family, Mental Health | 0 Comments

***Potential Trigger Warning*** I previously shared the experience I had with being more open about my mental illness at work. You can read more about that here. In February 2020, I was extremely...
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Mental Illness and the Workplace

by | July 21, 2020 | Mental Health | 0 Comments

I spent a good portion of my life struggling on my own; knowing something was “different” about me but I never had the support to help me get answers. Walking around aimlessly, I lived off of...
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