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When Winter Depression Leaves You With No Motivation

New article up on The Mighty a few days ago!

https://themighty.com/2017/11/depression-winter-motivation/

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Posted on November 17, 2017November 17, 2017Categories articles, depression, published pieces, UncategorizedTags accomplishments, adhd, anniversary, anxiety, article, ashamed, borderline personality disorder, bpd, bpd recovery, depression, forrest jamie, freelance writer, guilt, hibernation, hope, hurt, isolate, isolating, isolation, loneliness, lost, major depressive disorder, mental health, mental health community, mental illness, motivation, personal, prose, published, sad, seasonal affective disorder, seasons, self care, self worth, severe social anxiety, the mighty, winter, winter depression, writer, writing community, yourprettylifeLeave a comment on When Winter Depression Leaves You With No Motivation

Comfort Zone: A Letter to My Depression

Another article of mine was published on The Mighty the other day! This one took a lot for me to submit – the thought of people reading it was terrifying, which I took as a sign that I had to do it.

https://themighty.com/2017/06/depression-ready-to-live-not-survive/

Posted on June 17, 2017Categories articles, depression, published piecesTags accomplishments, article, ashamed, comfort zone, DBT, depression, forrest jamie, freelance writer, guilt, hope, know your worth, letter, lost, major depressive disorder, mental health, mental health community, mental illness, nonfiction, pain, personal, poetry, prose, published, recovery, self care, self love, self worth, shame, suicide, suicide recovery, suicide survivor, support, the mighty, writer, writing community, yourprettylifeLeave a comment on Comfort Zone: A Letter to My Depression

How My Tattoos Help ‘Heal’ My Scars

New article was published on The Mighty today! My second with them. 😀

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Posted on April 18, 2017April 18, 2017Categories articles, published pieces, self-harmTags addiction, anxiety, article, borderline personality disorder, bpd, bpd recovery, building mastery, coping ahead, DBT, DBT Therapy, depression, forrest jamie, freelance writer, hope, know your worth, mental health, mental health community, mental illness, mindfulness, moving on, nonfiction, pain, personal, poetry, prose, published, recovery, scars, self care, self harm recovery, self worth, selfharm, sick, suicide survivor, support, tattoos, the mighty, writer, writing community, yourprettylifeLeave a comment on How My Tattoos Help ‘Heal’ My Scars

What Dialectical Behavior Therapy Has Taught Me So Far

So excited to be published on TheMighty.com and be an official contributor! It’s obviously very personal to me and, I feel, really important.

https://themighty.com/2017/03/borderline-personality-disorder-bpd-dialectical-behavior-therapy-dbt/

Posted on March 30, 2017March 30, 2017Categories articles, bpd, published piecesTags accomplishments, article, borderline personality disorder, bpd, bpd recovery, building mastery, coping ahead, DBT, DBT Therapy, depression, emotion regulation, forrest jamie, freelance writer, guilt, hope, know your worth, letting go, loneliness, lost, mental health, mental health community, mental illness, mindfulness, moving on, personal, prose, published, radicle acceptance, recovery, self care, self esteem, self harm recovery, self worth, suicide recovery, the mighty, walking the middle path, writer, writing community, yourprettylifeLeave a comment on What Dialectical Behavior Therapy Has Taught Me So Far

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