Phoenix Rising:
Mental health/author blog
A.F. Widener has developed a deep understanding of mental illness and its portrayal in literature through her engagement with fiction and nonfiction. Fueled by her passion for reading, writing, and mental health, she is determined to impact the world positively. Despite grappling with mental illnesses like C-PTSD, Autism, depression, and BPD, she has gained invaluable wisdom and perspectives from her struggles, enabling her to make a positive impact on others’ lives. She strives to create an environment that welcomes open discussions, fostering a sense of support and hope.
- Exploring the Deception of “It’s Just a Joke”|Gaslight Humor
- It is crucial to understand that your opinion truly matters and is taken into consideration. It is important to acknowledge that your emotions hold significance. In order for them to cease their actions, it is necessary for them to put an end to their behavior.
- Unveiling My Writing Journey: Navigating the Literary Landscape
- My passions have eternally aligned with writing. My ability to weave words together resembles the intricate artistry of a spider spinning its web.
- Devastating Toll: Gun Violence’s Emotional Scars on Teen Mental Health
- Follow us on Social Media x facebook instagram pinterest Stigmatized Mental Illness and Shooters While some abusers may have mental health issues, it is crucial to recognize that most individuals with mental illness are not violent. In fact, people with mental health conditions are more likely to be victims of violence rather than perpetrators. It […]
- Trauma-Induced PNES – Help is Here | Hope For Healing
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- Managing Emotions: Coping Techniques for People with Autism and Borderline Personality Disorder
- It’s important to have various coping mechanisms for when you’re feeling overwhelmed or stressed. By taking care of yourself and your emotional needs, you can improve your overall well-being and feel more resilient in life’s challenges.
