Our submissions are now open again, and we'll be publishing articles on a rolling basis so there's no deadline!! if you have anything to say about mental health and self-care, we would love to hear from you 💙 link to submit is here: https://t.co/HCAQNGROS7
“By pouring himself into the book, he has created something authentic and beautiful.”
Charlotte Rose reviews ‘Release’ by Patrick Ness, a genre-defying coming of age novel.
https://t.co/qQ3v2EtllQ
Content warning(s): body horror
“words burn across my eyes”
On Living with Pure O, a poem by Aaron Hammond Duncan, is available here: https://t.co/8iPb9xMGaf
CN: death
For April, @CharlRose24 recommends ‘Clap When You Land’, a story of two 16 year old girls, Camino and Yahaira, and how they grapple with their grief after a tragedy, and their new-found knowledge that they are sisters.
https://t.co/TkZP0WK2ys
Content warning(s): Depression, Anxiety, Isolation, Brief Mentions of Suicide and Racism, Discussion of the Coronavirus Pandemic
Cameron Marnoch writes about the isolation of suspension, and how lockdown has highlighted the difficulty of being alone.
https://t.co/6XDlCxFgVb
"#DearNHS is a heart-warming love letter to the institution some say defines Britain...a powerful, honest, and emotional testament to our health system", with money raised going to @NHSCharities & @LullabyTrust.
@amateuradam
Review by @CharlRose24 - https://t.co/GeCxiHqCtB
CW: medication and body image
"You are: a promise to myself, kept.
You are: time spent on better things.
I wanted to be looked at less, you helped.
I wanted to look away, you didn’t let me."
Ode to my Fatness, by Juliet Shapiro, is up on the website - https://t.co/bHJIHaUKQx
Freya Rennison interviews a teacher who has been fighting her way through the NHS’s mental health system for most of her life, and a psychiatric triage nurse in order to understand the way the NHS system uses labels to describe mental health.
https://t.co/8MOXtBM837
"out of her mind, she withdrew
from those quickening rooms – a thought,
not quite dark, nor pure – quicksilver,
overwrought..."
When She Was Still, a poem by Yii-Jen Deng, is up on the website now!
https://t.co/mu6LxeMrWt
CW: minor body horror
“I have a recurring dream…”
'BODY METROPOLIS', a new poem by Emily Pont, is up and available to read here: https://t.co/3VcLdLb23J
Our submissions are now open again, and we'll be publishing articles on a rolling basis so there's no deadline!! if you have anything to say about mental health and self-care, we would love to hear from you 💙 link to submit is here: https://t.co/HCAQNGROS7
“Hazel Hayes’ debut novel Out of Love is unlike anything I have read before.”
For February's Book of the Month, Charlotte Rose reviews @TheHazelHayes’ original and heartfelt debut novel – #OutOfLove. Check it out here: https://t.co/DRYTDhiBhC
ICYMI: For the the very first edition of All In Your Head’s Book of the Month column, @CharlRose24 reviews @SophieCous’ ‘This Time Next Year’. Check it out here: https://t.co/BHxxaAB7XC
"Martin Luther king did not say i have a strategic plan; He said ‘I have a dream’”
‘“Inspirational” Phrases’, a wonderful poem by AJ Jeffries Shaw, is available to read here: https://t.co/C450Nf3Upj
"Crazy Ex-Girlfriend is possibly the best depiction of mental health I’ve ever seen in media, and I don’t say this lightly."
Ellie Redpath looks at the depiction of mental health in the TV show #CrazyExGirlfriend@CW_CrazyXGF
https://t.co/0M47tA6HOB