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Words on Postpartum Depression

Words on Postpartum Depression

April 23, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Words

By: Danna Hobart Nights stretch out like a black cat across my path, shadows writhe and sprout in my nightmare’s wrath. Full moon sings me…

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Skeleton In The Closet

Skeleton In The Closet

April 16, 2014
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Arts & Culture

This is a good example of the diversity and individuality of people affected by eating disorders. Fritz Liedtke has also collected other portraits and stories…

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Virigina Woolf, By the Indigo Girls

Virigina Woolf, By the Indigo Girls

April 14, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Video

How the words of those before us, can help us with our own struggles.

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Painting Depression

Painting Depression

March 24, 2014
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Arts & Culture

Untitled painting by Unica Zurn. Zurn struggled with depression from the age of 41 and onward, and this struggle is reflected in her writings and…

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Heroines

Heroines

February 24, 2014
Nick Zabara
Arts & Culture

Powerful portraits of women with addictions, living in the east side of Vancouver. See additional images: http://worldwidegreeneyes.com/category/heroines/ Photographer:  Lincoln Clarkes

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Don't Swallow the Cap

Don’t Swallow the Cap

February 12, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music By: The National The National’s music can be interpreted in many ways. In this particular song, they capture feelings of pain and emotional discomfort—resonating…

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What the tweet could not fit – for Tyler

What the tweet could not fit – for Tyler

February 5, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Words

A powerful piece about the suicide of Tyler Clementi whose roommate secretly filmed him with another boy and posted the film on-line in 2010. The exposure…

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Unconscious Anxiety

Unconscious Anxiety

February 3, 2014
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Arts & Culture

This piece, as well as other installations by Chiharu Shiota, evoke a sense of emotion in the threads that cocoon and entangle various objects and…

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Night Still Comes

Night Still Comes

January 27, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Sounds

Neko Case knows of what she sings. Here she performs one of the tracks from her unflinching new album, The Worse Things Get, The Harder…

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Atmosphere

Atmosphere

January 15, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Joy Division. This song can be interpreted as being about Curtis’ failing marriage, which was largely brought on by his affair with another woman….

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I Want to Be Well

I Want to Be Well

January 13, 2014
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Arts & Culture, Sounds

Music by Sufjan Stevens. The album cover is a reference to the work of schizophrenic artist, Royal Robertson. The album’s thematic and formal content reflects…

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Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

Coping with a Traumatic Brain Injury

January 3, 2014
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Clinical Practice, Research

Traumatic brain injuries (TBI) contribute to many deaths each year, and can lead to the development of secondary mental health problems.  The Centre for Disease…

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A Poem: The Psychiatric Asylum

A Poem: The Psychiatric Asylum

December 9, 2013
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Arts & Culture, Words

Antonin Artaud was a playwright, actor, poet, director, and theorist of the dramatic arts. Artaud experienced a number of psychotic episodes at the age of 41,…

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Dealing With OCD

Dealing With OCD

November 20, 2013
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Arts & Culture, Words

  A poem€ about love and dealing with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) By Neil Hillborn

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Ashes to Ashes

Ashes to Ashes

November 18, 2013
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Arts & Culture, Video

David Bowie’€™s struggle with drug addiction was no secret. This song is another instance of the use of creative expression to overcome one’s personal conflicts,…

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Eroica II by Michel Basquiat

Eroica II by Michel Basquiat

November 6, 2013
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Arts & Culture

Michel Basquiat is an intriguing artist with an early traumatic history. Basquiat struggled with heroin addiction and eventually overdosed at age 27. This piece was…

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Flawed

Flawed

November 4, 2013
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Arts & Culture

The anonymous artists shares their experience with depression: “In my own personal journey with depression, I have found the words stop where the feeling begins….

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No Place to be a Child:  Healing Spaces Amidst Armed Conflict

No Place to be a Child: Healing Spaces Amidst Armed Conflict

September 20, 2013
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Clinical Practice, Events, Research, Therapy

“If we are to teach real peace in this world, and if we are to carry on a real war against war, we shall have…

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Everything Is Fine

Everything Is Fine

September 9, 2013
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Arts & Culture, Sounds

  Director – Marc Johansen Music – ‘Everything is fine’ by Sothko

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Shackled

Shackled

July 29, 2013
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Arts & Culture

Sukidi was brought to Lawang Mental Hospital, in Malang in East Java, a month ago suffering from severe mental health problems, physical abuse and malnutrition….

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