Category: Authors/Compassion/How to Help Others/Keri/Make a Difference/Readers Stories/Stigma Loose Talk – Strangers discussing me Posted On 24th April 201823rd April 2018 By 1in4 Loose talk. Strangers discussing me. Words remain, swill, ferment in the mind. Yes, we are different. But we are still human. Use your words wisely.
Category: Authors/Be Kind To Your Mind/Compassion/Depression/Knowing Yourself/Make a Difference/Mental Health/OCD/Readers Stories 4 Reasons I’m Grateful for my Mental Illness Posted On 21st April 201820th April 2018 By 1in4 Mental illness sucks. But it’s helped me develop and grow as an individual. I’ve learnt to embrace the few positive things it has given me.
Category: Authors/Avion Anderson/Coping Techniques/Knowing Yourself/Make a Difference/Readers Stories/Stigma Overcoming Self-Stigma – I Am Good Enough Posted On 20th April 201820th April 2018 By 1in4 I called myself worthless and wished I was dead. I’ve lost out on opportunities and relationships. But I’m taking small steps every day to improve my life.
Category: Authors/Avion Anderson/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Readers Stories/Schizoid personality disorder/social anxiety/Stigma Secrets I’ve Never Told My Family And Friends About My Mental Illness Posted On 18th April 201817th April 2018 By 1in4 Blinded by the philosophy of old, my family and friends believe that a person with mental illness belongs in an institution. Can I hide my illness?
Category: Authors/Jessica Evans/Make a Difference/Readers Stories/Stigma Ten Shocking Truths about Mental Illness Neglect Posted On 15th April 201814th April 2018 By 1in4 The number of people that experience mental illness neglect is heartbreaking and downright appalling. And it shouldn’t be happening.
Category: Anne-Marie Gawen/Authors/Compassion/How to Help Others/Make a Difference/Mental Health at work/Readers Stories/Stigma Talking about mental health – why do we avoid it? Posted On 12th April 201812th April 2018 By 1in4 You are deeply ashamed of it, terrified of it happening again. You dare not ask for help. We need care and support at work. We can do it. Here’s how…
Category: Amy Tynan/Authors/Compassion/How to Help Others/Make a Difference/Poetry/Readers Stories/Stigma What do you see when you look at me? Posted On 12th April 20186th November 2018 By 1in4 What do you see when you look at me? Let’s reduce Stigma together, I promise us patients will remember it forever. Please, nurse, tell me your name…
Category: Authors/Lucy/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Readers Stories/Self harm/Stigma Mental health: A taboo Posted On 4th April 20182nd April 2018 By 1in4 Why is mental health a taboo subject? Why can’t we reach out for help without fear of judgement and mockery? Is society really that ignorant?
Category: Authors/Causes/Keri France/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Mental Health at work/Readers Stories/Recovery/Stigma/treatment Never Judge a Book By Its Cover – Does Appearance Relate to Mental Health? Posted On 1st April 201829th March 2018 By 1in4 A doctor once told me ‘It’s a pity you look the way you do.’ Does appearance relate to mental health? No! And nor does success.
Category: Authors/Causes/Compassion/Jess Harvey/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Readers Stories/Recovery/Stigma Behind the Smile Posted On 30th March 201829th March 2018 By 1in4 You’d think she has it all, judging by her smile. But the confidence she exudes hides the truth. You don’t know what’s behind the smile. Be kind.
Category: Anxiety/Authors/Coping Techniques/Depression/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Mental Health at work/Readers Stories/Sarah Henderson/Stigma Workplace Mental Health and Snow Day Stitching Posted On 21st March 201820th March 2018 By 1in41 Comment Employees are human beings, not robots. Even if we don’t suffer from a mental health illness, our well-being can be affected by life events.
Category: Authors/Bipolar/Make a Difference/Mental Health/Natalie Patrick/Readers Stories/Stigma Bipolar Disorder: What you need to know Posted On 17th March 201816th March 2018 By 1in4 Over the years I’ve been faced with many of the same questions, wild opinions, and rude statements from family members, friends, and even strangers.