Wild Mind
Reflections on nature and psychology, my love for the Scottish Highlands and the wilderness, reading and writing
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 333 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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I dwell in extremes
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They will tell you extremes are bad. They will label it as ‘black and white thinking’ without enough grey. They will judge your directness and strength of expression, but what does it all matter if you do...
Why Journaling Can Be a Trap for Complex Mental Health
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Is journaling bad for certain mental health conditions? I would say so.
As a psychotherapist who works with clients daily and as someone intimately familiar with mental health struggles I can absolutely confir...
Beyond the Survival Mindset
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The present moment marks a profound, quiet alignment between individual consciousness and universal wisdom. We frequently celebrate the concept of being “present,” treating it as something to be wors...
The change, the seasons, the contrast
Wester Ross by N Clarke
The returning darkness of autumn reminds me that there is a starry sky out there like no other. Month by month, my vision will manifest as winter steps across the threshold and settles in.
The noise here is...
The Archeology of Self-Pressure
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"You put a lot of pressure on yourself."
Imagine someone saying that to you right now. You’d probably pause, think about it for a second, and realize, Yeah. It’s true. I do. But if they asked you why? You’d...
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Published author writing essays on nature and psychology, exploring how human consciousness and biology intertwine with the natural world, a sense of place, seasons, my love for Scotland, the process of writing and reading. Welcome! \ud83d\ude4f\ud83e\udd8b
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