The emerging blogger series is a way to give bloggers who are in an early stage of their blogging evolution the opportunity to have their work seen by a wider audience. It’s also a way to introduce readers to some newer members of our community and promote connectedness within the blogging community.
Emerging blogger criteria:
- blog focused primarily on mental health and illness
- relatively new blogger, with WordPress following <100 preferred
- personal rather than commercial blog
Interested? If you fit the criteria above:
- email me at mentalhealthathome (at) gmail (dot) com
- let me know the topic you’d like to write about
- include your blog name/URL
Past contributors:
- Aergia’s Daughter (Brenda): Depression and medications
- Amy E. Russo (Amy): Tuedays mean therapy
- Arts and Healing Hearts (Jessica): Minimalism and your mental health
- Be Alright (Megan): Reflecting on suicidal thoughts
- Between Two Poles (Sarah): Taking off the mask
- Bipolar? It’s Not All Doom and Gloom (Clive): Life with bipolar
- BiPolarMania (Brittany): Manic psychosis part 1 and part 2
- Blurry Thought: Eating disorders are not a competition
- Blushy Ginger (Sadie): How social anxiety therapy helps me survive as a mom, human, and camel
- Borderline and Beyond (Tigerchelle): The worst and most painful BPD trigger
- Breathing with a Noose (Noose Girl): Ambulance joy ride
- Broken Hearted Grace (Kim): Life after loss
- Choose Transformation (Kim): Surviving comparison
- Choose Yourself (Tshidi): Why I decided to share my journey with depression
- Digging the Dirt on OCD (Mim): The willy crisis
- Eilidh Horder: It will be okay
- Food.for.thoughts, life, and its ways (Kacha): If you suffer from loneliness, you’re not alone
- Glass Half Full (Alyssa): A drop of knowledge
- Girl vs. World (Sophie): The reality of social anxiety
- Happy In Him (Savannah): It’s Okay to Not Be Okay, Just Don’t Stay There
- Inside My Manic Mind (Sarah): Maintaining Relationships When You’re Capricious and Socially Inept
- Lacey Talks (Lacey): Can we just talk about bipolar disorder?
- Life of a Bipolar Girl (Karen): The things I never talk about or say out loud
- Living Well While Mentally Ill (Christopher): Mental illness and work
- Lost In My Head: I am a bipolar warrior
- Love, Your Brain (lumpdates): What’s in a diagnosis? MDD and SPD.
- Markybipolar: The beginning of my journey
- Mental Health & Me (Natasha): Saying goodbye to my toxic ‘friend’ – An anorexia nervosa recovery story
- Mental Health Matters (Emma): Premenstrual dysphoric disorder explained
- Mental Health vs you (Ashleigh): The good, the bad, and the person
- MichelleWriterBlog (Michelle): You truly are beautiful
- Mummy’s Anxiety Monster (Tanya): Me My Mental Health and I
- My Brain’s Not Broken (Nathan): How to Battle the Mental Health Stigma
- My Life with Dementia and Bipolar Disorder (Saro): The face!
- My Lust for Life (Caitlin): The most traumatised patient
- Kaleidoscopic Promises (Christie): Go out and face your fears
- Nina’s Corner (Janine): Social anxiety disorder – no sense of self
- Our Dissociative Identity Disorder Journey (Mike & Kayleigh Marie): We fell in love too
- Panoramic Counseling (Johnzelle): What is play therapy?
- Positivity Towards Mental Health (Emily): My story
- Rants of a Lazy Mom (Tayabah): Anger management
- Really Real Blog (Tina):The value of DBT skills
- Reaveree Wheeler Blog for Bloggers (Reaveree): A new take on Mental Health @ Home
- Recovery By Ink (Brittany): Staying in the present with your emotions
- Royally Incomplete (The In Between Queen): Eating disorders and self-help
- Schizowhatnow (Joey): You are not your intrusive thoughts
- Secret Lady Spider (Elle Rose): Explaining derealization
- Shrink(ing) Violet (Violet): The turning of the calendar does not start a new story and so it continues
- Smiling Through Tears (Elizabeth): Living with bipolar II disorder
- Something In Mind (Natalie): Accepting the skin you’re in
- Tea At Mine (Sharleen): Overcoming PTSD
- The Dark Tales Project (Juan): The darkest tale
- The Self Helpful (Elly): What to do with anxious thoughts
- The Crazy Life (Christine): This too shall pass
- Twenties Tales (Aoife): Social anxiety: A day in the life