Come and fossick for me on this slump of hill – the only place I dare to stand still.
Author: Georgia Guppy
I am a 26 year old mental health and creative writer, using my personal experience of living with complex mental health issues to investigate and explore our psychological inner worlds. The human mind is the most powerful creative force there is and our lives are a process of constant discovery, growth and evolution. With insight and awareness, I believe every individual can uncover the magic in their unique combination of experiences, stories, skills and ideas to fulfil their potential and create a life that is meaningful to them. My aim is to provide support, hope and inspiration to others, so that we may all live as fully, progressively and purposefully as possible- and together create a better future.
New Arrivals!
At 4.00am on the 30th August my darling girl Suki gave birth to two beautiful tri-colour Cavalier King Charles spaniel puppies. We have one little girl (Roo)… Read more “New Arrivals!”
Life is like a Maze..
.. because you can’t get lost if you don’t know where you are going.
Once a woman realises how powerful she really is, she becomes an unstoppable force.
To the hill.
When I feel low, where do I go? To the hill, to the hill! Will I fall short and stop before I get to the top? I… Read more “To the hill.”
Pick n’ Mix Toolkit for a Good Day
I take at least three and mix them around. Morning coffee (and toast) Thoughtful thinking An act of kindness to a stranger Helping someone with directions Good… Read more “Pick n’ Mix Toolkit for a Good Day”
Plum.
Yesterday I felt so disconnected from the world that I cried and I couldn't understand why. It felt as though all my energy had left me. Today I… Read more “Plum.”
Pain vs Suffering: How to Love the Sun but not Run From the Rain
More than anything, it is the quality of your thoughts that will determine your happiness in life. This does not mean that we are not entitled to… Read more “Pain vs Suffering: How to Love the Sun but not Run From the Rain”
Some days are good, somedays are bad, and somedays are stubbornly stuck in between.
Mind the Gaps 