Tag: depression

• Turn Off Everything, Embrace Everything

  

  By having access to everything, we think we are informed. But we could never be more wrong.

  stanisland team

  August 9, 2019

  Essays

  anxiety, depression, email, junk mail, mental health, notifications, social media, unsubscribe

• Moving Past Anxiety

  

  The battle we all must face one day can be an uphill struggle for most. So what can we do to overcome it? This is my take.

  stanisland team

  August 6, 2019

  Essays

  anxiety, depression, Essays, mental health, ocd, psychology, ptsd

• Notes On Depression

  

  Non-sufferers think they know what it’s like. But everyone experiences depression in a different way.

  stanisland team

  August 4, 2019

  Essays

  cognitive function, depression, Essays, mental health, ocd, ptsd, trauma, what its like to have depression

• Genetics And The Quest For A Better Self

  

  We like to treat things with pills, after all it’s the human way. But what if there is a better way to treat human disorders?

  stanisland team

  August 1, 2019

  Compass, Essays

  bi-polar, depression, epigenetics, human behaviour, mental health, ocd, politics, psychology, ptsd, transgenerational trauma

• Why Wrestling With My Mental Health May Turn Out To Be A Good Thing

  

  Bring on the good stuff! Respite from mental health woes has a profound effect on life. It happens rarely and unexpectedly, but when you get that window for a grip on life, embrace it and ride it out.

  stanisland team

  July 20, 2019

  Essays

  depression, diary, Essays, mental health, musings, ocd