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Posts by Christine Deneweth

I’m Schizophrenic, Not a ‘Person with Schizophrenia’ — So Please Stop Correcting Me

By Christine Deneweth | November 15, 2015

“You’re a person! You come before your disorder!” If you’ve ever wanted to correct how someone identifies their mental disorder, you’ve got to read this insider’s view on why language policing needs to stop.

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OCD Isn’t Cute – And This Comic Shows Why We Need to Stop Acting Like it Is

By Christine Deneweth | October 6, 2015

“I’m so OCD about this!” It’s become way too common to use OCD as a “quirky” adjective. Check out this break-down of why it’s such a huge problem, and you’ll realize why we’ve got to be more thoughtful with our words.

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How to Deal with the Misguided Stigma Against Women’s Body Hair

By Christine Deneweth | September 16, 2015

Ever feel like your body hair makes you less of a woman? This cute comic gets what you’re going through – and it’s got the affirmation you need to deal with the awful stigma.

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How to Survive College When You Have a Mental Disorder

By Christine Deneweth | September 13, 2015

Are you struggling to get through college while dealing with a mental disorder? You’re not the only one – and these practical tips can help.

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How Getting Diagnosed as Schizoaffective Bipolar Helped Save My Life

By Christine Deneweth | August 21, 2015

This artist was really hesitant to seek mental health care, but finally getting it changed her life. This comic tells the story of why she calls her diagnosis the best thing that ever happened to her.

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