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New Year, Mad Wisdom: Reflections Beyond Resolutions
As the calendar turns to a new year, we may find ourselves caught in the cultural ritual of setting New Year's resolutions. This...
Amy Panton
Dec 29, 20244 min read


The Radical Act of Rest: Embracing Stillness During the Busy Holiday Season
This post explores the importance of rest during the holidays and offers strategies for embracing stillness.
Amy Panton
Dec 15, 20244 min read


Navigating Holiday Loneliness: Finding Light in the Shadows of Loss
The holiday season can be particularly challenging for those of us who have experienced loss.
Amy Panton
Dec 1, 20243 min read


The Fire That Fuels Us, The Flame That Burns Us: Navigating Burnout in Faith and Mental Health Advocacy
Addressing burnout isn't about working harder or pushing through; it's about reconnecting with our core values.
Amy Panton
Nov 17, 20243 min read


Should I Share My Mental Health Story? Navigating the Decision to Share
The decision to share one's mental health story is deeply personal and requires careful consideration.
Amy Panton
Nov 3, 20243 min read


When You Feel Like Giving Up Writing: Self-Care Strategies to Keep Going
This post explores strategies for nurturing one's creative spirit and rediscovering passion for writing during difficult times.
Amy Panton
Oct 20, 20244 min read


Finding Your Voice: Writing Strategies for Marginalized Authors
This post explores strategies to help you discover, develop, and confidently share your authentic voice in your writing.
Amy Panton
Oct 6, 20244 min read


Trauma-Informed Writing Practices: Deepening the Journey (Part 2)
In our previous exploration of trauma-informed writing practices, we discussed the foundations of creating a safe, empowering environment...
Amy Panton
Sep 10, 20246 min read


Sacred Self-Naming: Spiritual Practices and the Mad/Crip Writer's Journey
This post explores the importance of naming yourself and embracing your unique voice as a Mad and/or Crip writer, researcher, or activist.
Amy Panton
Aug 20, 20245 min read


Trauma-Informed Writing Practices: Navigating Trauma Narratives with Care
This post explores trauma-informed writing practices, offering strategies to help authors navigate their writing journey safely.
Amy Panton
Aug 12, 20245 min read


The Mad Pride Movement in Canada: A Rich History and Ongoing Journey
This post explores the origins, development, and ongoing impact of the Mad Pride movement in Canada.
Amy Panton
Aug 11, 20246 min read


Self-care for Mad and Crip Writers and Activists: A Holistic Approach
This post explores the importance of self-care for Mad and Crip writers and activists.
Amy Panton
Aug 11, 20244 min read


Introduction to Mad Studies: Challenging Traditional Notions of Mental Health
Mad Studies challenges traditional notions of mental health and illness.
Amy Panton
Aug 4, 20244 min read


The Power of Language: Reframing Mental Health Discussions
Language is not merely a tool for communication; it shapes perceptions, influences thoughts, and molds understanding of the world.
Amy Panton
Aug 4, 20244 min read
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