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If you like to read about human attraction, read this!

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Articles About Toxic Families & Parenting

Hey! We have gotten a lot of request about toxic parenting and how to deal with them. Here are the articles that we’ve got so far: 

The 5 Types of Children from Toxic Families

Four Parenting Styles: How Parental Guidance Affects Your Personality

6 Surprising Effects of Narcissistic Parenting – Were You Ever Affected?

5 Ways Helicopter Parenting Affects You

7 Ways Alcoholic Parents Affect Their Children

8 Common Characteristics of a Dysfunctional Family

6 Types of Childhood Abuse – Which Others do You Know?

7 Extremely Common Forms of Verbal Abuse

If you enjoy content like this or find this helpful, be sure to like or reblog this post and we will make more content about this in the future. :) 

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Mental health support

Quote by: Dylan O’Brien

“Mental Illness Recovery Series” book contains 100 true life stories of people all around the world battling daily with their mental disorders. It’s an inspirational book, that gives rise to the silenced truth of mental illness and the exhausting, but noble journey of recovery.

🌏📚 Where to buy it :) = http://awakesociety.com/mental-illness-recovery-book/ 🌏📚

Mental disorders found in the book:

🔹Depressive disorders

🔹Anxiety disorders

🔹Bipolar & related disorders

🔹OCD & related disorders

🔹Eating disorders

🔹Schizophrenia spectrum & psychotic disorders

🔹Conduct disorders

🔹Dissociative disorders

🔹Neurodevelopmental disorders

Thank you 💫

STOP THE STIGMA 🙂

book review 📖: “Something I truly enjoyed about this book is the simplicity and the variety of stories which are all focusing in one subject; mental illness. It’s amazing to see how this book connects each story to one another and to the reader. It provides a direct insight of living with mental illness and tips on how to overcome some disorders. If you feel lost, or if you want to help a friend or family member then this is the book for you.” Carelyn

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5 Do’s and Don’ts of Mental Illness | Psych2Go Magazine Department

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stuff to remember if you’ve got BPD

Not everything is your fault. You’ll mess up sometimes, but so will everyone else.

Leaving a discussion to stop yourself losing your temper or getting triggered is not ‘losing’. You are just trying to be responsible and healthy.

You are not manipulating people by asking for support when you feel bad.

Denying the parts of yourself that you don’t like will not make you the person you want to be.

Ignoring emotions you don’t like will not make them go away. The fastest way to deal with them is to accept that they’re there.

You can learn to survive on your own.

Relapse is normal. It does not mean failure.

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hello my people

can you please reblog if you’re an active blog who blogs about bpd?

(it’s fine if you reblog not only bpd stuff but other stuff, too)

thank you x

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Apps that Prove You’re Not Alone

Sometimes it feels as though the world has abandoned us. Our friends are busy, our family members don’t understand, our teachers are apathetic–it makes us wonder if anyone really cares in this world, if there is any kindness left for us. 

However, with help of technology, we are able to connect with compassionate counsellors and listeners within seconds that will help us through anything. Here are some apps that prove you are not alone: 

RainyChat: RainyChat is a webpage created by an individual like you, dedicated to anyone who feels like simply talking for a while.

Text Crisis Line: Crisis Text Line is the free, 24/7, confidential text message service for people in crisis.

National Preventione Lifeline Chat: Lifeline Chat is a service of the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline, connecting individuals with counselors for emotional support and other services via web chat.

7 Cups of Tea: Online text chat about relationship & marriage problems, breakups and more as you talk to strangers.

TalkLife: TalkLife is here for everyone and anyone who just needs someone to talk to. Who just needs someone to listen. Because, hey, we all do. 

BlahTherapy: Need someone to talk to? Build your self-confidence by venting to non-judgmental individuals. No signup required.

iPrevail: Free online peer counseling & therapy programs designed to help stress, depression, relationship help, marriage problems, career issues and more.

TalkSpace:  Talkspace allows you to text message professionally licensed therapists anonymously and privately. As long as you have Wi-Fi, you can talk it out anytime, anywhere–however, it requires payment! 

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Mental Health Support

“Mental Illness Recovery Series” book contains 100 true life stories of people all around the world battling daily with their mental disorders. It’s an inspirational book, that gives rise to the silenced truth of mental illness and the exhausting, but noble journey of recovery.

🌏📚 Where to buy it :) = http://awakesociety.com/mental-illness-recovery-book/ 🌏📚

Mental disorders found in the book:

🔹Depressive disorders

🔹Anxiety disorders

🔹Bipolar & related disorders

🔹OCD & related disorders

🔹Eating disorders

🔹Schizophrenia spectrum & psychotic disorders

🔹Conduct disorders

🔹Dissociative disorders

🔹Neurodevelopmental disorders

Thank you 💫

STOP THE STIGMA 🙂

book review 📖: “Something I truly enjoyed about this book is the simplicity and the variety of stories which are all focusing in one subject; mental illness. It’s amazing to see how this book connects each story to one another and to the reader. It provides a direct insight of living with mental illness and tips on how to overcome some disorders. If you feel lost, or if you want to help a friend or family member then this is the book for you.” Carelyn

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5 Free Mental Health Apps that could Help with your Recovery

because sometimes, you need some support in your pocket…

Both Android and iPhone! We’ve received a lot of requests for apps that could help people. For those looking for on-the-go-support, we compiled a list of apps you could use. We discuss their pros and cons, and give you an impression of what sort of exercises and support you might expect from them!

1. Daylio Mood Tracking and Micro Diary (Android, iPhone)

Great: This mental health app has a database of cleanly designed icons for activities you might like to […read more]

Doubts: The many options mean it takes a little longer to get used to it, but all in all the organization is quite clear and should not […read more]

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Mental Health Support

“Mental Illness Recovery Series” book contains 100 true life stories of people all around the world battling daily with their mental disorders. It’s an inspirational book, that gives rise to the silenced truth of mental illness and the exhausting, but noble journey of recovery.

🌏📚 Where to buy it :) = http://awakesociety.com/mental-illness-recovery-book/ 🌏📚

Mental disorders found in the book:

🔹Depressive disorders

🔹Anxiety disorders

🔹Bipolar & related disorders

🔹OCD & related disorders

🔹Eating disorders

🔹Schizophrenia spectrum & psychotic disorders

🔹Conduct disorders

🔹Dissociative disorders

🔹Neurodevelopmental disorders

Thank you 💫

STOP THE STIGMA 🙂

book review 📖: “Something I truly enjoyed about this book is the simplicity and the variety of stories which are all focusing in one subject; mental illness. It’s amazing to see how this book connects each story to one another and to the reader. It provides a direct insight of living with mental illness and tips on how to overcome some disorders. If you feel lost, or if you want to help a friend or family member then this is the book for you.” Carelyn

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5 Do’s and Don’ts of Mental Illness | Psych2Go Magazine Department

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6 Common Traits of a Likeable Person

There’s a reason why we are naturally drawn to some people over others. Is it their contagious smile, approachable nature, or endless optimism that puts us under their spell? Perhaps it’s all of the above! Being a likeable person has many benefits because it helps them get far in life along with filling the world with their exuberance. Want to know the secrets to being liked by many? Psych2Go shares with you 6 traits of a likeable person:

They are great conversationalists.

Likeable people aren’t afraid to reach out and start a conversation with you. But instead of using small talk, they delve into more thought-provoking topics and ask you open-ended questions, rather than dead-end ones that ultimately lead to one-word answers. They can be wise and insightful when they…..

=> Read More Here<=

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Have you cheated or been cheated on? Watch this:

Asking Jude is a mental and emotional safe haven that provides free online support service. We provide assistance through text- and (now) video-based content for all. Today on Asking Jude, we will be talking about cheating and how to cope with it. Please, subscribe and support the idea that everyone deserves help!

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This blog is Dedicated to anyone suffering from Anxiety! Please Follow Us if You Can Relate: ANXIETYPROBLEMS

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Hey guys. I’m glad to be finally posting my “mental breakdown survival guide”. As you know I struggle a lot with mental health, and so I have been through a lot of breakdowns. So many that I actually dropped out of university after 3 weeks in 2016 and had to take the whole year off. Because of this, I’ve made it my mission to help others with mental health issues as much as I can, so you don’t have to go through what I’ve been through.

Anyway, here is my guide. I tried to keep it general, and actually useful. If you have any questions or additions please feel free to add them.

And as ever, if you want to talk to me about studying with mental illness or want to see a post on a specific topic, please feel free to message me.