Tag: Mental Health Support
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Yes, Everything Does Suck
For all of my life, I have been relentlessly called a pessimist. Often because I have complaints about very real issues in our society, that I can’t help but ponder when I get some down time. Whether it’s the housing market, or the newest war somewhere, there is a lot of problems currently plaguing the…
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How To Be a Witness and What It Means
This is not a courtroom drama, you are not being called to the stand to testify. Like most words, Witness has numerous meanings, and just as many interpretations. Recently I’ve come to discover what being a “Witness” means in a mental health perspective, and how desperately it’s something I’ve desired. What Is a Witness? Much…
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How to Come to Terms With Trauma
Trauma hides in plain site, telling you that it isn’t there, and you believe it. Well, at least I did. That changed lately, and I’d like to talk to you about it
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The Main Problem with High Functioning Mental Illness
“But you seem fine!” From the outside looking in, this is a totally fair assessment, because we look fine. It is very easy to dismiss what someone is unable to perceive at the surface level. Though, this does not mean that someone isn’t struggling. You get out of bed every day, go to work, go…
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Understanding High Functioning Anxiety: Signs and Causes
High functioning anxiety often goes unnoticed, as individuals manage to maintain their daily responsibilities while grappling with intense anxiety beneath the surface. In this post, we delve into the signs and causes, and for high functioning anxiety, helping you understand how to recognize this condition in yourself or others. By shedding light on this often-misunderstood…
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Understanding High Functioning Depression: Signs and Causes
High functioning depression can often go unnoticed, as many individuals maintain a facade of normalcy while silently battling emotional pain. In this post, we’ll delve into the signs and causes of high functioning depression
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