Nicole’s story

Nicole's Story (5)

Hiya!  I’m glad you are taking an interest in mental health recovery.  I was diagnosed bi-polar type 1 in 2001, during another hospital admission.  Life has been very hard on

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M’s story

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I try to manage my voices the best way I can My support worker has supported me to share my recovery journey and how far I have come, to try

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L’s story

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Learning to like yourself takes time I wanted to send you a little update to let you know how I’ve been doing lately. The last few weeks have had their

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Neil’s story

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There comes a point when you reach a turning point There comes a point in your life when you reach a turning point, where you have to either give in

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Blair’s story

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Blair’s story So, I’ve decided to speak up and challenge the stigma surrounding mental health to make change not only for myself but hopefully for others. I’ve spent a number

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Ross’s story

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How hillwalking has helped Ross on his recovery journey In August 2017 I had reached the lowest point of my life, I was going through a period of severe depression.

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Dave’s story

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Dave’s story At times, people tell me they’re not creative, but I like to think we all are. I have never seen myself as someone who can paint or draw.

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Steven’s story

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Steven’s story I’ve had an ongoing battle with drug use for over 20 years which led me down a dark path. I was in a place where I was miserable

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Adrienne’s story

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Adrienne’s story Outside of my blog, I have been a featured writer/contributor for some organisations involved in mental health, and overall health and social care. One of which is the Humans

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