Tag: therapy

How can we help empower people to be able to talk about suicide?

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in chronic illness, Clinical Psychology, Grief, Love, medical system, Mental Health, self care, suicide, Uncategorized

Talking about suicide and everything surrounding it can be extremely difficult and daunting, whether you are the person experiencing suicidal thoughts or trying to be there for someone who is. We often don’t know what to say or we feel so unprepared for such difficult conversations we might want to walk away. Painful emotions can…Read more »

Our Online Communities Reflections: Mental health is…

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in difference, medical system, Mental Health, Thought Provoking Thursday

Thank you everyone for taking the time to complete the Sentence Completion task from last week’s Thought Provoking Thursday. What a beautiful range of sentences relating to mental health. I feel blessed to be able to share your amazing insights today, a day dedicated to the prevention of people dying due to mental health difficulties.…Read more »

Thought Provoking Thursday on a Saturday: Learning about your therapist through social media

Posted by Dr. Kristine Abercrombie in chronic illness, Clinical Psychology, difference, Mental Health, Thought Provoking Thursday, Uncategorized

Due to having a busy few days and the need for some important self care, I did not get the chance to post this week’s ‘Thought Provoking Thursday’ on Thursday. So, yes I’m going to go a little bit wild and post it on a Saturday!! 🙂 What I did do on Thursday was my…Read more »