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And one more thing: don't be discouraged if you get a high score that suggests there's a problem. It's actually much better to know there's a problem than to not know. Knowing the problem has a real name (and you aren'
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This is NOT the same as actually going to see a doctor: the scores don't represent a diagnosis. But I find that, for people who're uncertain about if they might need to see a doctor, this test is one way to help them see they probably
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Hello! Nice to have you over here. I'm glad you came to check out this extra resource. So in the spirit of the theme of World Mental Health Day 2015, "Dignity in Mental Health," it's a good time to talk about how we can
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In my last couple of posts, I talked about what schizophrenia is, and how you can recognise it in yourself or those you love. In this last post in the miniseries, I want to talk about what you can do after a diagnosis of schizophrenia. (If you haven't
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This is the second in a short series of posts on schizophrenia which I'm writing in commemoration of the theme for the 2014 World Mental Health Day (October 10): "Living With Schizophrenia." If you haven't read my first post, you can find it here.
Suicide
This is my second post in a short series on suicide. You'll find a link to the first one at the end of this post.There are 2 groups of people here. - Those who are personally struggling with suicide, whether they've made an attempt, or
Depression
I had a black dog, his name was depression. That's what this video is called. I found this via Mental Health Works. It's a video commissioned by the World Health Organisation, and it was written, animated and narrated by the very talented Matthew Johnstone (he'