The Queen’s Gambit: Netflix series Depicts link between Genius and Psychosis
Late last month Netflix released a new show called The Queen’s Gambit. The series focuses on the life of Beth […]
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What is Postpartum Psychosis? When It’s more than the Baby Blues
Having a baby is supposed to be one of the most blissful times in a new parent’s life. Before the birth, many new moms imagine hours spent snuggling their newborn as they get to know them and fall in love. But for some who have recently given birth, that’s not always the case.
A Month for Finding Hope: September is National Recovery Month
September is celebrated at the U.S. Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration’s (SAMHSA) National Recovery Month.
A History of Hearing Voices: Four Historical figures that struggled with Psychosis
Learn about famous individuals and their struggles with Psychosis. Newton, van Gogh, and Fitzgerald were all hearing voices.
Can COVID-19 Cause Psychosis? A new Study sheds light on what we Know
We’re all aware by now that contracting COVID-19, also known as the Coronavirus, can cause fever, coughing, and shortness of
No Shame Day: Breaking the Stigma of Black Mental Health
July is BIPOC Mental Health Month. Formerly Minority Mental Health Month, it’s a chance to call attention to the way
What is it like to be pregnant and have schizophrenia?
When you’re pregnant, there are so many things to you have to think about. As a woman suffering from schizophrenia, those worries can be even more complicated.
Family comes together to create One Mind and Shine a light on Mental Health
We tend to think of the world in terms of good and bad. Having a psychotic break is seen as
Ways to Mentally Survive being Isolated
If you suffer from mental health issues, the interruption in your routine may cause your issues to intensify. Here are a few ideas to help.
Sweden treating Psychosis with Groundbreaking Therapy
What if treating psychosis had less to do with the person experiencing it and more to do with their environment?