Though we’ll see how things go by the end of the post.
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Though we’ll see how things go by the end of the post.
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Postpartum depression is. And it doesn’t act alone.
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Why is mental health “different” health?
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‘I think I was born an alcoholic’.
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Bipolar isn’t just moods in conflict-self love and hate battle, too.
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Hit hard from an early age with no safety net in sight
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[Trigger warnings: references to/descriptions of suicide attempts, self-harm, sexual assault, addictive behaviors] Continue reading
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Depression and alcoholism often share a close relationship.
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The strange calculus of success and loss with bipolar disorder.
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Recognizing when you need help and getting it.
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Battling the uninformed, insurance companies, and your own compulsions
[Ed. note: This post is the first in our series, “I Am Mental Illness,” bringing you personal experiences living with a mental illness. It’s likely that no single one of us lives a life untouched by mental illness, our own or that of someone we know. Yet in spite of their high prevalence, these disorders remain stigmatized and undersupported. To learn more about mental illness, you can start with the National Alliance on Mental Illness website. To learn more about anorexia and other eating disorders, you can start with this guidebook from the National Institute of Mental Health. Double X Science has previously featured a post by Harriet Brown describing the effects of family-based treatment for anorexia. Continue reading