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A Reintroduction After the Storm
The Unsanity Blog began in 2010. It wasn’t created with a business plan or a brand strategy. It started with a need, which was a space to breathe, to unravel, to say the things that were too heavy to carry alone. I didn’t have a clear path forward, but I knew I needed to write.…
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Spring Self Care Ideas
Hello friends! I made something for you – with spring coming up soon and everyone in a panic over this COVID-19 virus spreading – here are a few things you can do for self care. I hope you enjoy!
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Taking Time for Me – School and Other Things
I’ll be on a little hiatus currently. Hi Friends! Since I am starting class for the next 2 months, I won’t be posting as much here and wanted to let you know some plans I have in the long run. To those of you who are awaiting guest blog publishing, yes I am still going…
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Misconceptions About Borderline Personality Disorder – Payton via In The Flux
Borderline Personality Disorder is probably one of the most stigmatized yet underrepresented mental illnesses out there. What people know about BPD, if anything, is often times cherry-picked and wrapped in Hollywood style dramatics. This exaggerated idea of us even finds its way into the mental health system. Many mental health professionals don’t want to work…
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Money Stress and Budget – Hannah Coe
January is often the month that we’re skint and money stress is at its high. Overspent on Christmas and no money left for the New Year… December pay checks are usually paid before Christmas, which although great for the Christmas budget, isn’t as good for the bills. To top it all, January is also a…
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