Attempting to speak with government representatives about mental health can seem overwhelming. The important thing to remember is that government representatives work for us, not the other way around. However,…
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It can be a bit daunting when we first start considering how to connect to other mental health advocates. This is especially true if we have never been involved in…
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There is a very crucial element of mental illness and addiction recovery that many people on the outside may not be aware of: acts of service. Acts of service are…
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There is a difference in advocating for yourself when you are in need of help and when you are in recovery. If you need mental health help, and you are…
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When an individual doesn't want help, it can make the person reaching out feel helpless. The key is to understand that the individual struggling is not ignoring help on any…
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Many people shy away from being a mental health advocate because they feel like they are either not qualified for the task or that being an advocate will take more…
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Tardive dyskinesia is a movement disorder that manifests as involuntary, repetitive movements, primarily affecting the face, but can also impact other parts of the body. Over 600,000 people in the…
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When it comes to understanding dissociative disorders and mental relapse, it is important to understand how they are most commonly treated. The primary way that dissociative disorders are treated is…
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Many people do not realize that they are holding onto trauma until it rises to the surface as disruptive and damaging psychological symptoms. One of these symptoms is dissociation. This…
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