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lynettebye.com
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| | | | | While the oft-cited statistic is that 20% of adults have a mental illness, I estimate the true number who would benefit from therapy or mental health self-help resources at some point in their life is closer to two thirds. So here are the best resources I have. | |
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disabledfeminists.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The article critiques the U.S. welfare system's approach to mental health care, highlighting systemic failures in identifying and supporting recipients with mental health issues, including barriers to self-disclosure, inadequate resources, and punitive measures against those unable to meet work requirements. | |
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cogbtherapy.com
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| | | | | Dialectical Behavior Group Therapy is not a support group but instead a therapist-led class. Find dialectical behavior therapists and join a DBT group. | |
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www.borderlinearts.org
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| | | There has been considerable coverage in the media in recent years of celebrities who have spoken openly of their mental health struggles, a prime example being Stephen Fry with his Bipolar Disorder and support of the 'Time to Change' campaign. However, BPD is generally much less well known about and I admit to complete ignorance about it until meeting Borderline's founder, Sarah Eley. I was intrigued to see what results I could find regarding celebrities with the disorder. Before looking into ce | ||