#Mental

Barb Drummond

Barb_Drummond

#ThomasChatterton is famous for his suicide but the practice was surprisingly widespread in #18thCentury #England even though it meant being buried at a #crossroads. In Europe suicide was known as

jules rylan ✡︎

radiantbutch

Different Trauma Responses and How to Find Out Yours: A Thread What is trauma?Any event that causes a radical change in your sense of safety or identity. The whole

girl, divorce him

girlziplocked

The neoliberal myth of effortless precocity is why so many people are always so secretly terrified that they're going to be found out as ignorant. It's why people cling to

Primary Head

PrimaryHead2020

1/We had suspected that we have a number of families who were not on our usual radar who are really struggling, who are soldiering on and not claiming anything or

Barbara Haas

Barbara_Haas_

Over the past couple of years, I've had dozens of med student shadows, and they all ask me the same questions about choosing to do surgery, particularly the women... Here's

kai🌙️

shofisky

because of what's happening right now, open this thread! :D if ur a racist stfu if ur a homophobic stfu if u hate ppl in general no please unf

Movement for Justice

followMFJ

Thinking on some of children affected by #Jamaica50 charter flight today. 15y/o son whose mum scared to tell him about flight cause she didn’t want him to loose all hope

spencer !!

ENBYKODZUKEN

tips for online classes( an actual thread ) 1. wake up at the same time you would on a normal school day!• making a routine and setting a time to

Taylor Knopf

tayknopf

Virtually attending the @MHLegislativeBk rn. This year's title: #PerfectStorm: pandemic, racial inequity & social injustice.@MikeWoodard is the MC. Several other lawmakers are here for a panel & @NC_Governor, @SecMandyCohen and

Tom Kindlon

TomKindlon

[Thread]Nice, thoughtful article“Pandemic social isolation provides glimpse into the everyday realities of #chronicallyill patients: The COVID-19 pandemic is teaching the world a lesson in empathy for those who have had

Fay Lin

xiaofei_lin

Supporting others with #MentalHealth can be difficult, and boundaries are important. However, I want to disentangle "I am reaching my limit in my ability to support" from "I refuse to

🌞 Sol Brah 🌞

SolBrah

CHANGING + IMPROVING HABITS (THREAD)There are some intangible rewards + benefits from committing 100% to a positive change in behaviour- Discover something is bad to eat = don't eat that

Alison Lai

alisonlaiMD

Around this time, back when I was an R3 (which feels so distant, somehow), I had what was multiple small breakdowns with staff and friends alike. Residency is HARD. And

Joe Judge

JoeJudgePsy

I have a very busy home life but the festive period has allowed a little time for reflection. Today I was thinking about my pathway into my job.This is the

Pauline Castres | Disabled migrant & policy geek

PaulineCastres

The definition of disabled the @ONS uses is: “disabled” a person who has a physical or mental health condition or illness that has lasted or is expected to last 12

Watson

ImWatson91

My mum reluctantly supported my transition. She knew I was mentally unwell when I began pursuing it. She knew I was probably making a mistake. Yet, she said nothing. Why?

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