Last Updated 2/04/21 [If you’re in need, find a comprehensive list of mental health resources here.] Black people stim. Black people have intrusive thoughts — including violent ones. Black people hear and see things others do not hear or see. Black people have panic attacks. Black people have meltdowns. Black people are hyperactive. Black peopleContinue reading “[reading list] BLACK MAD LIVES MATTER”
Tag Archives: madness
A hearty hand-flap for Mel Baggs
Mel lived every day in direct defiance of death. As in, laughing heartily and heavily in the face of death, all between poems and blog posts and crochet patterns.
gender//mad zine is here!
Long time no talk! It’s been an incredibly busy month, with thesis work, coursework, independent writing projects, organization commitments, and my on-campus job combined producing absolute schedule chaos. Luckily, I’ve managed to find time to release the zine I’ve been working so hard on since the beginning of the summer! Gender//mad is a zine exploringContinue reading “gender//mad zine is here!”
consent, healing, and postpsychiatry
What if we taught each other how to practice a therapy better than therapy, one based on shared respect and shared struggle?
what is *really* required to prevent suicide
“Individual interventions […] do nothing to unstick the roots of suicidal ideation in society at large.”
the story of “what’s your story?”
“I have heard the phrase “what’s your story?” in myriad forms, contexts, and tones. What each shares in common is that they are coming from the mouth of someone in power.”
vulnerable
who’s vulnerable? what does “vulnerable” mean? what happens when we mistakenly say vulnerability = weakness? and other concerns.
