Isolation Has a Dress Code: Poetry Misdiagnosed as Therapy

by Tina Morlock

From Tina Morlock--a debut poetry collection that shatters the notion that all girls (or women) must attain perfection, both outwardly and inwardly. It sheds a spotlight on the dark and the light sides of depression, ptsd, personality disorders, and other mental illnesses we're taught to hide from the world. Isolation Has a Dress Code talks a walk in the sometimes-too-dark-park that's all too familiar with lifelong depression, anxiety, schizophrenia, personality disorders, suicide, and emotional isolation. It opens with a moving introduction letter to readers who can relate to the struggles that women of all ages experience in their fight to be okay. And it shares a private collection of emotional poetry from the author that are not only authentic to her lifelong fight with mental illness, but will resonate with others' battles as well.

35 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 6, 2019

About the author

Tina Morlock is neither an award-winning nor best-selling author, but she sure gives it a shot. A little bit ADHD, she started her author journey on the wrong foot and decided to start over fresh with a renewed spirit. (She is only human, after all, though she oftentimes wishes she were a crow.) She sometimes thinks she is a pretty okay writer, so she hopes you like her stuff.