Shared stories empower people
The power of storytelling. I started this blog in October 2018. I wrote two short posts about burnout. Almost a year later I needed to pour my thoughts onto my screen just to get them out of my head. It worked. Somehow I was able to work through what was troubling my mind at the … Continue reading Why blogging is good for your mental health – Shared stories empower people.
If you know Ashley from her blog MentalHealth@Home, you’ll be already familiar with her no-nonsense and straight to the point writing style. Her latest book, ‘Managing the Depression Puzzle’ is a short one, 124 pages, but is packed full of information about, you guessed it, depression. The book is written in short chapters which makes … Continue reading Book Review – Managing The Depression Puzzle by A.L. Peterson from MentalHealth@Home.
If you like to watch series like ‘The Bridge’ or ‘The Killing’ this is a good summer read for you. The story enfolds in Copenhagen, when a young woman is found brutally murdered with one of her hands missing. Picture credits click here. In true detective style, there are two who doesn’t particularly like each … Continue reading Some kind of book review – The Chestnut Man by S. Sveistrup.
Before I chose Churro to be my dog, I looked at older dogs to adopt. Why? Because they are cute and I believe that the elderly need a nice place. Older dogs need maybe more care in terms of health but they aren’t that active as a small puppy anymore. Well, long story short, Pierre … Continue reading How old is your dog in human years? You may be surprised that its not multiply by 7.
Public health, medicine and vaccines are a hot topic, especially during this pandemic - still ongoing - as I write this post. Is there a vaccine for COVID-19, when, what and how? Science is ever evolving which is a wonderful thing. As long as there is enough funding researchers look for cures for HIV and … Continue reading Is the future of research vegan?
