Blog Index

This index provides an overview of the posts that appear as part of a recurring theme or series on the Mental Health @ Home blog.  There are also pages devoted to the themes of social justice and stigma, which you can find in the menus above.

Here’s an overview of the weekly blog schedule:

  • Guest blogs may show up Mondays & Wednesdays from the Emerging blogger series.
  • Wednesdays are book reviews
  • Fridays are the what is… series, which looks deeper into the meaning of a variety of psychology-related terms
  • Saturdays are weekend wrap-ups, a look at what’s going on in my world that week
  • Sundays are for blogging about blogging (scroll down to see a list of these posts)

 

Guest posts

Mental Health @ Home pop-up guest blogFrom time to time, guest bloggers who don’t fit the criteria for the emerging blogger series will make an appearance on MH@H.  Past pop-up gues blog posts include:

 

Psychiatric medications

These posts draw on my training and experience as a mental health nurse and former pharmacist.  My book Psych Meds Made Simple has plenty of information about psych meds all in one place.

 

Pseudoscience and Science

Pseudoscience masquerading as legit science is a huge pet peeve of mine, so I like to rant about it sometimes.

 

Suicide

Suicide is a huge issue for people dealing with mental illness.  It’s important that we talk about it, and that conversation needs to address a range of different experiences with suicide as well as the need for more effective mental illness treatment to mitigate risk.

On the Mental Health @ Home Store, there’s a Safety Plan resource to guide you through planning ahead of time to cope when thoughts of suicide are getting bad.

 

Therapy

Mental Health @ Home Store Therapy mini-ebook collection

 

 

Trauma

The Mental Health @ Home Store has a mini e-book PTSD Treatment Options: An Overview.

 

Work issues and workplace bullying

I’ve faced negative attitudes at work related to my mental illness, and I’ve also experienced workplace bullying.  I think it’s important to talk about these things because they can be so isolating.

 

Blogging about blogging

I’ve been blogging since 2017, and I’ve picked up a few things along the way that might be useful to other bloggers.

For more step-by-step info, the Mental Health @ Home Store has a free how-to guide on Building a WordPress.com Blog From the Ground Up, and a free inside look at the WordPress.com business plan.

 

Writing

Writing can be a valuable therapeutic tool in dealing with illness, and it’s an important way of challenging stigma.

There’s also loads of insider tips packed into the Beginner’s Guide to Self-Publishing mini-ebook, available on the Mental Health @ Home Store.

Posts on other sites:

 

Travelling

Travelling has long been a passion of mine, and sometimes I like to write about it.