And just like that, Mental Health Awareness Week is over! I debated
this being the time to repeat that message so many others regularly chat about –
that just because an awareness date is over, it doesn’t mean that those
struggling are suddenly better or that they just stop thinking about it! But I’d
really like to think that my readers have a thorough understanding of that fact
and so, to draw a close to this year’s Mental Health Awareness Week content on
I’m NOT Disordered, I thought I’d do a quick re-cap of my favourite bits from
each of the posts, and say a huge thank you to all the readers and
organisations who have helped to make this content some of my most popular
posts…
DAY ONE: LONELINESS
IN BLOGGING | IN COLLABORATION WITH FEEDSPOT.COM
Favourite
bit: The relief I felt in talking about I very rarely talk about, and
the pride in finally telling you all about I’m NOT Disordered being ranked by
Feedspot.com as number one in country (UK) for Borderline Personality Disorder
blogs.
DAY TWO: HOW TO HELP
SOMEONE FEEL LESS LONELY & RELEASING THE FIRST PRINT | IN COLLABORATION
WITH THE DESIGN PARLOUR
Favourite
bit: Being able to provide advice that was inspired by the Mental
Health Awareness Week themed print created by myself and Ciara at the Design
Parlour.