12 Blogs About Depression And Anxiety That Will Change Your Life

When nobody understands us and what we are going through we often times turn to depression music or blogs about depression and anxiety. These are the two supportive things that help us get through the hard times in our lives.

Sometimes, we aren’t even depressed we are just feeling sad, and we want somebody to share our feelings in a way that we can relate to. Especially now, when the autumn sadness punches you right in the face, it’s good to have some emotionally supportive and strong read that makes you feel better.

While Life to Make, personal depression blog, is only growing and the articles start to appear, there are a lot of other amazing blogs about depression and anxiety that will definitely give what you’re looking for. I often read them myself because they give me the inspiration to keep writing my blog and help other people find the answers they are looking for.

So, I hope you enjoy this list of depression blogs that will help you forget about living with depression and anxiety that is killing you.

Time to Change

Time to Change focuses on the variety of depression types and mental health disorders, anxiety, bipolar psychosis, suicidal thoughts, etc. One of their focuses is also depression stories and personal blogs that are written by real people who had experience dealing with depression or are trying to live with it.

Their mission is to enlarge people’s knowledge about understanding the mental health disorders and causes of depression. You’ll find all types of personal stories related to depression from so many different people with so many worth-sharing experiences that will make you feel alive again. Highly recommended.

Pick the Brain

Pick the Brain is more of a self-development blog, however, they also focus on coping with depression through self-growth and self-awareness. This the approach that I’ll be implementing here at Life to Make. The best way to cope with depression is to, first, gain depression awareness and then add some clarity to it. Once you’ve learned about yourself and your condition, you can start killing the problem even without depression medications.

So, Pick the Brain is a great resource for you to read if you think that you’re ready to make a change in your life and increase your self-awareness. They also have self-development podcasts which I like listening to.

Healthy Place

Healthy Place is a neat-looking website that aims for quite a big list of mental health problems that they are trying to educate about and solve. Here are only a few topics that help you increase your mental health awareness:

• Depression treatment;
• Mental health in the family;
• Mental health treatment circle;
• Anxiety treatment;
• Verbal abuse in relationships;
• Work and Bipolar or Depression;
• Dissociative Living and other;

There are quite a lot of insights you can learn from Healthy Place whether you’re dealing with mental illnesses or not. Healthy Place is a bipolar blog, depression blog and mental health blog in one place. It’s a great educational and supporting resource that will help you get back to living a normal life.

A Splintered Mind

“Nothing like ADHD and a good fight to the death to make time fly.” – Rick Riordan, The Lost Hero (The Heroes of Olympus, Book 1), extracted from A Splintered Mind website.

As you might have guessed, A Splintered Mind is a depression and ADHD blog. It’s a website about overcoming ADHD and depression with an amazing touch of humor and irony.

Positive attitude, damn it, that’s the only way to overcome any shit in your life. And A Splintered Mind does it so well, that I definitely recommend you checking this website.

Depression On My Mind

Now, that’s some dark place. Not darker than your crazy mind though. So, it’s light enough for you to find some answers to your questions.

Depression On My Mind with Christine Stapleton is an incredible project that tells you about depression recovery, antidepressants influence, depression medications, and other mind altering things that will help you become more self-aware and rock your mental shit.

Depression On My Mind is a combination of amazing storytelling skills and deep understanding of what one is going through which appears and, in fact, is supporting and calming. Christine does her best to show you the way to take action and start dealing with depression.

Anxious Lass

Anxious Lass is about overcoming social anxiety in its all variations, from depression from people to social media depression and other things. Kel writes about her experiences, and how she managed to deal with the social anxiety that began when she was a kid.

She now lives a happy and fulfilling life without anxiety because she knows how to fight it. Through her articles and blogging skills, she shares her experience and expertise that helps many readers and subscribers overcome daily social anxiety issues.

Anxiety, Panic & Health

Anxiety, Panic & Health speaks for itself. You’ll find plenty of topics covering stress impact on your health condition. Also, as you might have figured out, there are tons of valuable content about anxiety while driving, social anxiety, anxiety and music and other variations where anxiety can hit you.

The website is about finding out about the problem and killing it through a deeper understanding of its cause. It’s a classic blog about anxiety.

Anxiety United

Anxiety United is a mental health network, a community of people who share their life stories about anxiety and depression. Anxiety United is a very opened and welcoming network that allows you to contribute to their website if you have a story to tell, visual or audio to share.

Anxiety United is a website created by people for people. It’s about those who have been anxious, scared, worried and depressed and those who found a way to cure themselves or learn to live with these things. You’ll find tons of exciting stories there.

Fiona Likes to Blog

Fiona Likes to Blog is a very personal blog about depression and anxiety, and how Fiona is dealing with these things. You’ll find stories like “How to plan your wedding when you’re depressed and anxious”, “Flexible working with mental illness”, etc.

She’s also got a book called “Depression in a Digital Age”. I didn’t read it yet, but you may be interested in checking this out.

Let’s Talk Anxiety

Let’s Talk Anxiety is another cool anxiety blog which has plenty of anxiety stories, topics about panic, social anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder and other.

The blog seems to be a little bit dead for now, but at least it can serve you as a good archive of articles with unique experiences that may not be found in other places.

SANE Australia

SANE is a mental disorders blog which deals with… guess what? Mental disorders. They’ve got forums where people share their stories and nobody is judged. Everybody is supporting each other and helping to get through the hard times.

The website is very personal where real people share their feelings, emotions and practical strategies to overcoming mental illnesses, depression, and anxiety. If you feel like you need somebody to listen or talk to SANE blog is the best place you can happen to be.

The Ranch

The Ranch is a network of mental health centers with a treatment program from The Ranch experts and therapists that will get you back on track no matter what.

They focus on a variety of topics which are connected to drug addiction depression, alcohol abuse depression, and other influential and mind-altering things and liquids that affect your mood and health condition.

They also speak about various mental health medications and how they help, and if they help at all. If you’re about to dig into your problem from a professional standpoint, The Ranch is a great resource to check out.

So, that’s it. Here is the list of 12 depression and anxiety blogs that I hope will help you learn about yourself and overcome whatever you’re going through. Stay up for more! I keep building the Life to Make website and will try to smash out articles once a week.

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Stay awesome!