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Tag - mental health

A person sits in a bedroom applying nail polish on their fingernails, with a smile on their face. To one side is a steaming mug and books, and to the other side, a dressing table. The room is warmly lit, coloured in shades of orange and red.

‘Fake it till you make it’: Surviving the terrifying loneliness of being a young person with an amputation

A person with short black hair, glasses and stubble leans against a balcony railing, looking down. We see the orange walls of a room behind them. Trees and plants grow around them, and there are buildings in the background.

Review: Shreevatsa Nevatia’s ‘How to Travel Light’

A person sits resting on a pillow, in the background, a cat sits on the windowsill and a yellow brick wall.

What to expect when you’re expecting (and happen to live with mental health issues)

Description: Three children stand, looking curious, in front of a yellow wall. There is a white window, a bookshelf, and a blackboard with stick figures drawn on behind them.

Trying to be an ally to the Autistic community as a mental health professional

A person with black cropped hair sits at a table painting. On the canvas is a painted moth. In the background, more moths flutter around them and we see a bed, a lamp, paintings on the wall and the night sky through a large window.

Why I call myself a schizophrenist

A person wearing a yellow sari with a bag on their shoulder stands smiling at the centre of the illustration. The background is filled with plants, a pile of books, a desk and chair, a #DalitHistoryMonth poster and clouds and stars in the blue sky.

I’m a Dalit woman, and my mental health matters

Two people lie together on a bed with a yellow patterned cover. One looks into the distance, the other rests their head gently on the first person's shoulder, eyes closed. They share a pair of earphones, connected to a laptop placed beside them.

I grew up wanting a Bollywood romance — thankfully, life had other plans

At the worst time of my life, I found the warm embrace of an open book

How to tell him that you have bipolar disorder

Description: Two people sit on a bench, facing each other, eyes closed, foreheads touching, as they embrace. They both wear yellow and have short hair. One wears a nose ring, the other has a flower in their hair. In the background we see a dense canopy of green leaves and, at the bottom, a bed of bright red flowers.

When trauma follows you home: What love means to me as a queer, non-binary person

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