by M. T. Bennett Content warning for suicidal ideation Physical illnesses can often be obvious. It is hard to hide a broken arm, an open wound, jaundice, a tumor, and more. Because of this they are easily recognized by the public and healthcare providers. Mental illnesses, on the other hand, can be very difficult to recognize and diagnose. In her book, A Fox in my Brain, Lou Lubie writes and illustrates about this very thing in her journey with cyclothymia. Her journey to diagnosis is a harsh critique of mental healthcare. Therapy is very important and immensely helpful to countless… Read More