New Year: Crossroads for My Healing From BPD Blog
- Posts may be a bit less frequent:
I have been posting an average of 2-3 times a week. This will probably change to 1-2x a week or less. I’ll have to see how the flow goes. I don’t want to post content for content’s sake. I want to bring you quality information. Those of you who currently subscribe via Kindle subscriptions will have to decide if the new frequency continues to warrant the subscription at $0.99/month.
- New Types of Posts:
You can expect new types of posts, such as: - Guest blog posts, such as this recent one by David O’Garr on what it’s like to be a man with BPD. I have lots of interesting people on tap for these guest posts, including others who have Borderline Personality Disorder and professionals who have dedicated part or all of their practice to helping those with BPD to heal.
- More “clinical” information-style posts. I start graduate school in January, and one of my first classes is “Interpersonal Psychology.” I think this will be very interesting and helpful for writing about Interpersonal Effectiveness skills and scenarios.
- Videos from vloggers on mental health issues. I have several on tap and have already featured two awesome ones here. I also plan to record more videos for you, like this one that I made for you on Christmas.
- When something does come up on a personal level that I consider share worthy, I will do personal posts as I did before.
- Other Projects I’m Working On (in addition to Graduate School):
- I’m tweeting Wise Mind Thoughts from @DailyDBT
- I think I’ll be too busy in the near future to write a new book to add to these titles, but you never know.
- A top-secret project that I won’t be able to talk about for a while. It’s a special project to bring awareness to BPD.
- Studying Spanish
- Looking for a part-time job.
- Getting in better shape — not for vanity but for overall health (walking more, yoga classes).
- Getting out there and creating and building a Life Worth Living.
It sounds like you'll be keeping very busy!! While I'll miss the frequency of your posts, I love to hear that you're doing better and better. It gives me hope for my own BPD.
xoxo,
Mel
http://bpdturtle.com
http://twitter.com/SnappinSquirtle
It sounds like you'll be keeping very busy!! While I'll miss the frequency of your posts, I love to hear that you're doing better and better. It gives me hope for my own BPD.
xoxo,
Mel
http://bpdturtle.com
http://twitter.com/SnappinSquirtle