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- ugh. One more thing.
- I smashed up my laptop last night so this will pro...
- Here's what the charity tragedy model really means
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- A poem from the 19th century about idiots that I t...
- oh, yeah. And another thing for clozapine
- A short summary of what I can remember off the top...
- A prank that could be useful
- Legal aid and the mentally ill
- A thought about the future of psychiatry
- There are real mental illnesses
- Alternatives to medication or psycholgical therapi...
- A small amount on intellectual disabilities (or id...
- A silly idea for a social marketing campaign
- It's a beautiful sunset tonight
- What to do about a pledge to stop hurting people w...
- A bit of the history of UK mental healthcare and t...
- nutter
- Something about me which I don't know what to title
- The stigma of being an arsehole
- My best friend
- What do people who experience first episode psycho...
- Slow shutter and flash photography (or Nightshot m...
- What's it going to take to make society accept men...
- A quote I like from a man I admire
- Two papers I shouldn't want to read when looking f...
- 400 blog posts!
- I wrote (typed) 20,000 words in 5 days once and I ...
- Thought on Jerusalem syndrome
- To the friends that stay
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- I just wanted help but they wanted to change me
- A useful table from a strange paper in suicide ris...
- Major US research into the effect of clozapine on ...
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- Clozapine is associated with a threefold decrease ...
- Useful information about off-label prescription an...
- Clozapine: Am I wrong?
- Apes, employment, diagnosis and business psychology
- Thoughts on mental health by a rapper
- The unknown heroes of mental health
- When reading in the fringe it can be hard to stay ...
- Lazy, disgusting or mentally ill?
- Notes mental illness and disability
- Music speaks more than a thousand words.
- Flower
- Ain't nothing but the blues
- The Sri Lankan suicide rate, research and hope for...
- A quote on suicide
- Attitudes of doctors
- There are times I hate being me
- Photography equipment and penises
- Stuff about taking lessons from what happens in Sr...
- World mental health campaigning
- Pressure cookers, mental health and the workplace
- Turnover and turnover (or the mental health of temps)
- What if mental health antistigma campaigning incre...
- I wonder if temporary staff have better or worse m...
- Useful site for fundraising for small charities
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- Coping techniques from survivors (ramble)
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- An idea for reducing research bias by using a tene...
- A spectrum of employment
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- How complex is suicide and something else I didn't...
- I miss her
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- A large percentage of the completed suicides in wo...
- Versions of Get Moving
- Versions of Recovery from depression
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- We It comes in part from an appreciation that no one can truly sign their own work. Everything is many influences coming together to the one moment where a work exists. The other is a begrudging acceptance that my work was never my own. There is another consciousness or non-corporeal entity that helps and harms me in everything I do. I am not I because of this force or entity. I am "we"
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