Mental Health

[close] A quiet corner for readers who love nature, slow living, folkcraft, ecology, healing, homesteading, wildlife, and heartfelt storytelling. This group follows the same spirit as the Little Fox Hearthstead blog — grounded, warm, curious, and always growing. Here, we read at our own pace. We share books that nourish us, help us learn, challenge us gently, or bring us comfort. Whether you’re exploring field guides, mental health reads, folklore, natural history, homesteading basics, or cozy novels, you’re welcome here. This is a space for: • thoughtful discussion • learning together • respecting each other’s boundaries • sharing resources without pressure or judgment • and most importantly having fun and making friends! Curl up, settle in, and make yourself at home.

[close] Welcome to ‘The Page Turners’ reading club for therapists, trainee therapists and for people interested in psychology. We invite you to join us for thought-provoking discussions, sharing favorite passages from therapy-focused books, and growing together in a warm, supportive community. 📖🌱 To join/register for our meetings, find the links in our WhatsApp group: https://chat.whatsapp.com/GI7jGTb6OVOAAiSVsKju5l and also our Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/attunewithraabta?igsh=dTJnb2F6dGNrenM1 We are thrilled to have a community of over 300+ members and can’t wait to get to know more bookworms like us! Each month, we'll vote on a book to read and discuss together. For now, we’re reading Things Might Go Terribly, Horribly Wrong by Kelly G. Wilson and Troy DuFrene. Join us for the discussion on August 31st (tentative). 💗✨ Voting takes place in real-time on our google meets, and also on our instagram and goodreads. Our meetings, discussions and conversations are guided by a licensed therapist. 🌸 We'll also rate the book as a group! Soft copies of all the books we read will be provided for free on our whatsapp group :) Looking forward to our journey together! Let's keep the magic alive✨

[close] A place to discuss all the unique aspects of Deaf culture as highlighted in the thriller Silent Fear (A novel inspired by true crimes) by Lance & James Morcan. This group can also be an intersection of sorts where Deaf and hearing people can engage and learn from each other.

[close] Hi! This group is for people struggling with mental illnesses. Please don’t post anything graphic. This isn’t about forcing people to recover- it’s about supporting each other and ourselves. There is never “not enough time” or “not enough resources” for you to get help. We are all here together, gathered in one place. You can meet people here and know that they have also struggled (or are struggling), and you won’t feel so alone anymore. You’ll meet people who get you.