Recent Comments
Advertisements
Tag Archives: Mental health
#42Days A #HungerStrke in protest against #UniversalCredit Day 37. I’m not afraid to say it, I’m a bit fucked.
This isn’t, nor has it ever been, about me. All I’ve ever wanted to do with this hunger strike is make a noise – to raise awareness of the terrible plight of our fellow citizens who find themselves plummeting into … Continue reading
Posted in economy, government, hospitality, inequality, kindness, mental health, social work, Uncategorized
Tagged debt, Frank Field, hunger strike, Mental health, poverty, Universal Credit
Leave a comment
15/11/17 Walk a Mile: Tales of a Wandering Loon – Press Release with links to order/ preorder the 📚
Walk a Mile: Tales of a Wandering Loon Chris Young paperback, £11.99, published 28 November 2017 by Trigger Press Walk a Mile: Tales of a Wandering Loon is the story of how one man’s normal, nurturing childhood turned into one … Continue reading
Posted in economy, government, hospitality, inequality, kindness, mental health, social work
Tagged borderline personality disorder, BPD, coastal walk, England, Mental health, north wales, Scotland, UK
Leave a comment
09/09/17 Schrodinger’s Blood Pressure.
I’ve been on a medication, quetiapine, an antipsychotic for about 9 years. It’s a magic complex of chemicals that serve to quieten my errant mind. It works to some extent, especially in that it increases my chances of a good … Continue reading
06/08/16 Shit science and lazy reporting tells us that nearly everyone is a prejudicial bastard
Pitchforks? Check. Torches? Check. Hoards of angry villagers? Check. Shall we begin? This week I read an article in the Independent that tells us that ‘Majority of Britons ‘uncomfortable’ letting someone with mental illness look after their child, study finds’ … Continue reading
Posted in economy, government, mental health, Uncategorized, walking
Tagged discrimination, Mental health, prejudice, stigma
Leave a comment
03/03/15 Mentally ill man ate my hamster…
It’s been a while, hasn’t it, since we’ve heard tales of dangerous lunatics wandering our streets? Well, in truth it hasn’t, but let’s just go with that optimistic thought, shall we? The other day a tsunami of media outlets, from … Continue reading
Posted in economy, government, hospitality, inequality, kindness, mental health, social work, walking
Tagged depression, hate crime, Mental health, Oxford university, violence
1 Comment
16/12/14 Walkamile Rebooted
Please share this. I need you. Up until the other day this blog was going to be called ‘Walkamile Reloaded’, however, thanks to the wisdom of my friend Mark, I reconsidered. Up until lunchtime today, this blog was going to … Continue reading
Posted in economy, government, hospitality, inequality, kindness, mental health, social work
Tagged benefits, borderline personality disorder, BPD, Corby, hoolie, hospitality, Mental health, services, walkamile rebooted
Leave a comment
14/12/13 I’m fine…really
Or, the elephant in the room…or smoke and mirrors… WARNING – THIS BLOG CONTAINS FRANK DESCRIPTIONS OF MY MENTAL HEALTH THAT SOME MAY FIND TRIGGERING/UPSETTING With this walk a mile malarkey I’d charged myself with the task of getting people … Continue reading
Posted in economy, hospitality, inequality, kindness, mental health, social work, walking
Tagged borderline, borderline personality disorder, it will pass, Mental health, symptoms
Leave a comment
