
Looking out for Others – Nat
Having worked in hospitality for so long, and now most recently in the field of Mental Health & Addictions, looking out for others is such
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Having worked in hospitality for so long, and now most recently in the field of Mental Health & Addictions, looking out for others is such
Noticing signs that someone you know is suffering from mental health issues can often be hard to spot. Sometimes there are a few signs, but
I’m not going to lie, the past days/ weeks/ months, have been a complete whirlwind! I’ve been so busy working on the progression planning of
Hey! So, what have I been up to lately? Just recently I brought my first home with my brother. We are planning to move
Life, to say the least, can be cruel. It can be kind and it can also be a rollercoaster of emotions, often difficult to navigate.
We all think differently and sometimes our thought processes can lead us down a different path than which we need to go down. For myself,
I’ve been trying to explore some of my not so helpful thinking styles of late. A prominent one that comes up for me is Black
That voice we hear within ourselves is often questioning our thoughts and actions, but what is it actually saying? Sometimes we affect our conscience. Maybe
I am absolutely terrified at the idea of falling back into psychosis. It sends a tingle down my spine just thinking about it. I
I have previously written about bucket lists before and the experiences and feelings we all list that we wish to do in our lifetime. However,
Oh fear, you finicky old bugger. We have a love hate relationship, I must say. On one hand fear has driven me to accomplish some
As the old saying goes ‘We have nothing to fear but fear itself’. Now honestly, that could not be more true. So today I wanted
For me, there are two types of fear. Good fear and bad fear. How we handle them may be similar or different, depending on how
Having the option to fail is sometimes seen as privilege more than an option. More than likely because when we think of failure, we associate
I’m not going to lie to you, I used to find it really difficult to stand strong against thoughts of failure. All too often I
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