
Acknowledging that it’s hard is a beautiful act of compassion that, counterintuitively, makes it easier for everyone around you. Read more
Acknowledging that it’s hard is a beautiful act of compassion that, counterintuitively, makes it easier for everyone around you. Read more
When it comes to health care in the U.S., you are diagnosed, placed in a box, and given the ‘right pills.’ But what if the pills don’t work? Read more
It’s no surprise that the rise of the Internet Sad Girl directly coincides with the ascendance of social media platforms that not only place a direct emphasis on sharing personal, private details, but also trade in an aesthetic currency. Look sad, but do it in a way that makes you look hot. Read more
Millions could be hurt by the GOP’s health-care plans. But one group in particular is often overlooked. Read more
At the height of my mental crisis, I forged a path to stability. Now, I’m hoping my own story can help empower others. Read more
Online interaction used to ease my social anxieties. What happens when it starts to make them worse? Read more
When it comes to understanding the deeply personal pain of being estranged from family members, the stigma is as severe as public knowledge is shallow. Read more
Artistic expression has obvious value for those with mental illness. But what purpose does sharing this creativity serve? Read more
Turns out, you can’t get healthy and hold on to all your bullshit ideas about sexy tragedy. Read more
Unexamined bias and privilege play massive roles in not only who gets to diagnose mental health disorders, but who defines their criteria. Read more