I have no official qualifications, other than “empathy,” and a BA in Psychology; and, while those things are “something,” they’re not nearly enough to speak with authority. What I want to state though, in this essay, is that, we, as … Continue Reading Follow Up And Follow Through: The Impact Childhood Suffering Can Have On Adults (Part Of A Series Of Essays)
I know where it started. I know how it all began. But, what I didn’t know is why I was still doing it! That’s what led me to read more about compulsive gambling, and eventually, to share the basics of … Continue Reading The Last Casino: An Essay On Not Gambling To Prevent Relapse (Part Of A Series Of Essays)
NOTE: This essay was written awhile ago. I am more stable at this time. I have chronic schizoaffective disorder (depressive type), and I believe in this very moment, that the government is out to get me. I truly do! Some … Continue Reading Why You’ll Think Of Me As Being Symptomatic Right Now (Part Of A Series Of Essays)
How and where does someone with schizophrenia (or schizoaffective disorder), learn better insight? Sure, you may pick up a few tips in the counselor’s office, or by visiting with your psychiatrist 15-minutes, three times a year. But, for me, I … Continue Reading Insight Is The Name Of The Game, The Name Of The Game Is Insight (Part Of A Series Of Essays)
