By Rebecca Lombardo When you find that special person that you know you want to spend the rest of your life with, you have to consider a lot of factors. If you are bipolar, the list of considerations changes quite a bit. Should you tell that person up front? Will Continue Reading
My story is not over…yet
By Lisa Lewis-Martin Hi, my name is Lisa and I live with Borderline Personality Disorder, along with Depression, and Anxiety along with other Personality Disorders that haven’t been diagnosed as yet! I am not on any medication at the moment as years ago they would be my self harm kit, Continue Reading
So Where’s The Funding?
by Claire Kelly So I have been given an opportunity to write a blog for oneinfour. Let me introduce myself; I’m Claire and I’m and 24 and I have bipolar 2. I thought long and hard about what I wanted to write about in my first blog post. So for Continue Reading
In the mind of anxiety
There are two in the conversation: The Voice of Reason, and The Voice of Panic Reason: I’m going to go into London today with my friends for a bit of sightseeing and maybe some shopping. Panic: No Reason: What’s wrong now? Panic: There are germs. It’s that time of year Continue Reading
It is time for a workplace revolution
With one in four people suffering from mental illness throughout their lifetime we need a workplace revolution. We must do better at creating working environments that encourage positive mental health. We must do more for our employees and co-workers who suffer from poor mental health. The company I work for Continue Reading
How Gratitude Can Change Your Life
by Marelisa Fabrega Gratitude means thankfulness, counting your blessings, noticing simple pleasures, and acknowledging everything that you receive. It means learning to live your life as if everything were a miracle, and being aware on a continuous basis of how much you’ve been given. Gratitude shifts your focus from what Continue Reading
6 Tips For Coping With Anxiety That Are Actually Easy To Change
Many people suffer from generalized anxiety disorder, which means that they are often on edge, tense, and generally hopped up a good part of their day. This style of living becomes habitual and a norm without even realizing it. These ways of life like habits can be changed by recognizing Continue Reading