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Being a Human of Scotland #ALLIANCEConf20

Posted on 9th Sep 2020 by Adrienne

Outside of my blog, I have been a featured writer/contributor for some organisations involved in mental health, and overall health and social care. One of which is the Humans of Scotland series for Alliance Scotland. After writing an opinion piece on Pro-Ana content for Alliance, I was contacted to be part of this series to … Continue reading Being a Human of Scotland #ALLIANCEConf20

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Methods For Mental Health: The Good Samaritan

Posted on 30th Jul 20195th Jan 2020 by Adrienne

When I was 20, I dialled a number I never thought I would. And it changed my life before I could end it #Samaritans

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