Mental Health

You are not Alone

There is Always Hope

Jul 18 •

Suzie Alexander

Seedlings and Sisterhood

The past may be unchangeable, but some seedlings still bloom - even after decades of silence and survival.

Jun 30 •

Marie A. Rebelle

Do You See Their Silent Struggle?

One day, I took the long road home from the shopping center because I was curious about the statue in our town.

Jun 11 •

Marie A. Rebelle

Between the Lines: An Interview with Jordan Lubov

When Diana asked the KTHT community which writers they wanted to know more about, Jordan’s name was high on the list.

May 29 •

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Autism & Schizophrenia

I’m no expert — writing from personal experience and observation

May 9 •

Marie A. Rebelle

Healing Beyond The Scar

My body takes care of its own recovery; now it’s time for my mind to catch up

Mar 30 •

Marie A. Rebelle

Death Positivity Saved My Life

What It Means and How It Reshapes My View

Mar 24 •

Black-Out or Dissociation?

A self-reflective essay

Mar 23 •

My Self-Torture

Watching others clean while I can’t force myself to do it.

Feb 18 •

The Night Lives Were Painted In Red

A father lost in shadows, and the ripples left behind

Feb 18 •

How a Trip to the Scottish Highlands Helped Me Find the True Meaning Of Rest

Unplugging in the Glen: Recharging Mind, Body And Spirit

Feb 14 •

The Justified Pain of Healing

As long as you keep blaming, you continue to place the responsibility for your pain and dissatisfaction elsewhere.

Feb 7 •

Marie A. Rebelle

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