The Paradox of COVID 19 and ‘extreme vulnerability’
In the first blog post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Diana Rose explores the paradox of Covid-19 and ‘extreme vulnerability’. The… more
In the first blog post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Diana Rose explores the paradox of Covid-19 and ‘extreme vulnerability’. The… more
Many readers will have watched the predictably, yet excruciating entitled documentary ‘Losing It’, that hit the Channel Four screens this… more
I have been having some thoughts about what constitutes “peer support” and I have to say I am feeling quite… more
This week, I attended NSUN’s annual event in York and, from speeches to conversations with my peers, it was clear… more
The definition of Peer-Advocacy means representing each other in the same position. In mental health if you use mental health… more
British Institute of Human Rights launches “Know Your Human Rights” self-advocacy tool This week the British Institute of Human Rights… more
I’m what’s known as a high functioning Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) sufferer. That’s what I was told many years ago… more
Against the backdrop of `mental health awareness week’ I am feeling suicidal. My life has no purpose or meaning, and… more
In the 15th post in our series #NSUNCovidLife, Raza Griffiths shares his personal thoughts on Covid-19: we are not all… more
Mad? I’m Furious! – A Personal View on the Threat of Extinction to Liverpool Mental Health Consortium Peter Beresford’s recent… more
War and propaganda – A report from the frontline in Liverpool by Mary O’Reilly… more
My head was doing summersaults and I found that not being able to express my feelings frustrated me. In my… more