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(Firstly I would like to mention I intend to cause no offence with this blog post.)
I can't say that I have been truly affected by mental ill-health before. My great-grandmother su...
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Triber Mel has shared with us the encouraging letter she wrote to herself about the changes she needs to make in order to benefit her future self.
I recently began to look through ...
It's been a while since I've written on here.
I've been processing, reminiscing, grieving so many moments in my life, I am 57. There have been varying emotions in that time, joy, a...
Triber Francesca has written a very thoughtful post on how people do not choose to be depressed.
“Just remember that I love you.” That was what my 11-year-old son said ...
Triber Miranda muses on the white lies we tell to disguise our mental illness - from 'The dog ate my homework' to 'My car wouldn't start' - and, once freed from them, how powerful ...
Triber @TheGirlWaits has started seeing a counsellor to help her with her depression and anxiety. Read her story and show your support in the comments below.
I’ve started see...
When is something going to improve?
Why do we have to wait so long for help when we are in desperate need. I know there are many people in the same boat but do we not matter to soc...
*Trigger warning* Tribe member Lucy shares with us her experience of starting cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT), and how it felt to open up candidly and completely to another per...
Award-winning illustrator Karin Littlewood explains how she felt when she first read this 'seemingly simple yet powerful story' and what her first instincts allowed her to draw. If...
Triber Jon writes about his initial diagnosis of depression and gives us a glimpse at what it is like to live with this mental illness.
This could go on for a while and will probab...
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