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- Let’s focus on the words: Peter, Tony, and a Portrait of Keats
- Why Mrs T should have left the room quietly, closing the door behind her….
- ‘In relation to’ what? On ‘Talking Books’ and chewing words….
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Tag Archives: mental health issues
The start of a new collection? Guest post: Trish Hurtubise talks mental health…
Introduction Dandelions and Bad Hair Days: Untangling lives affected by depression and anxiety was published on 10th October 2012. Regular readers of my blog will know that many of the pieces in that book started life as guest posts on … Continue reading
Dandelions & Bad Hair Days – how mental health & motherhood woke up the writer in me
In a few months time a book will be published; an anthology of prose and poetry on the experience of mental health issues. It will have my name on the cover and I will have written some of the pieces the book includes. … Continue reading
Posted in Dandelions and Bad Hair Days, Mental health, Parenting, Random musings on family life, love the universe and everything
Tagged anxiety, blogging, childhood, Dandelions and Bad Hair Days, depression, family, Kids, mental health charities, mental health issues, mental-health, parenting
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One year on: a new life – Mark’s story
Editor’s note: The monthly mental health guest post on No wriggling for March has been written by Mark K. Social networks provide great support to those with mental health issues and it is via twitter that I ‘met’ Mark. Writing has long been … Continue reading
Posted in Mental health, Writing
Tagged anxiety, Bipolar Disorder, depression, health, mental health, mental health issues, Mood, OCD, personality, relationships
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