Elvira Tolppenan·Aug 28Day 4: Autobiographical JournalismToday on the unit, I am pretty hungry. For breakfast I had, one biscuit, 2 yoghurts, 1 small container of cheerios and 2 small cartons of 2…
Elvira Tolppenan·Aug 26Day 2: Actually Really Good, Thank YouWell the day’s not over yet. It’s only 2:47. But it has been, honestly, one of the most fulfilling days in a long time. Yesterday was also…
Sasha ZK·Jul 13The ScarringStigma is a form of marking, a branding, a tainting, an involuntary scarring whose repercussions are profound and vast. It is a sharp and…
InCatharsis ChroniclesbyJohn E Marks·Jun 16Sheer LunacyLife is a sexually transmitted disease and the mortality rate is one hundred percent. RD LaingA response icon2A response icon2
Dr Oli Delgaram-Nejad·Jun 14Psychiatry’s Guild Wars: A Linguist’s TakeI was treated for psychosis in 2015 and again in 2023. The difference was night and day.A response icon1A response icon1
Ron B·Apr 2Twenty Years Under a Psychiatrist — and What Happened When I Finally LeftI’m sharing this story publicly for the first time, and if you watch the video and leave a comment, it genuinely helps keep the story…A response icon1A response icon1
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