Chipmunka Publishing

Description Written at the age of 17, "The Madhouse of Love" is the story of a 12-year-old who is kept in a psychiatric unit for 21/2 years in Scotland in the late 1960s due to a misunderstanding. ...

Description The 'Magic of Africa' is divided into the following sub-sections: Introduction The countries: Benin, Nigeria, The Sudan (Darfur) and Kenya Disease The voice of Africa The Eden of...

The author (that's me) attempts to recount some of his bizarre experiences through a journey towards, partially through and hopefully out of insanity, depression and thoughts of suicide (with some...

Description My book written in 2008 is a collection of short stories, inspired by true events in my childhood and my battle with mental illness. One story in particular covers the true story of my...

Description This book is a collection of poetry and prose, of seriousness and wit, of raw emotion and considered debate. The book is designed to show to the reader what it is like to live with...

About the Author Mickie R. Singer is a writer, teacher, artist, storyteller and poet, depending on her mood or the angle of the sun. Haunted by a lifetime awareness that there was "something wrong,"...

Description Rebecca describes her struggle with the depths of depression and the confusion of psychotic episodes vividly and honestly. This story has been written using diaries, which Rebecca has...

Description This book is a tour de force of personal experience. John takes the reader through the story of his life, beginning with his childhood in a family obviously full of love and yet, at the...

Leslie Hanna was born on 28 June 1953 in Bangor, County Down, Northern Ireland. He attended Bangor Grammar School and subsequently Belfast College of Art for one year. He became mentally unwell when...

Description This collection of 103 essays, written over some years, I venture to suggest shows increasinglybetter mental health developing over that period illustrated by the improved command of...

Description We see the high walls, and the barred windows, the pictures of the long landings and wings. We see prison officers going into the building and visitors arriving to see their loved ones,...

Born in 1973 Dawn Pritchard was brought up in Leeds. She has one younger sister. She now lives in Hertfordshire with Lesley, her partner of ten years. Dawn qualified as a Social Worker in July 2000...

Description Ben Bristow is married to Jess. They have two children, Alice and Jack, and they live in a small village in the Cotswolds. Ben is left an inheritance by an uncle, a rambling old House...

Description The Seen But Forgotten has been written based on nearly twenty years of personal experience of mental illness, 'schizoaffective disorder', as well as on many of my observations and other...

Description "Poetry, for me, is so expressive. When I was struggling through my teens, not knowing what was wrong with me, not understanding the mental health system, poetry came naturally. Now, I'm...

DescriptionThe Sunset Child is an artefact of psychedelic science preserved from the authors early boyhood. It emerged upon the passing of the authors father and seems to contain a moment in life...

Description 'The Tale of Greta Gumboot and Other Stories' is an exciting collection of magical tales about the adventures of brave (and not so brave) boys, girls, wizards, witches and talking animals...

My first published book was called 'The Tale of Greta Gumboot and Other Stories' and was a story collection very much like this one. The second book in this series was named 'Berty Tumblefluff and...

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Catherine's story is important. It is her narrative, and important for that alone, however it is important for a number of other reasons. It is an honest and candid account of her outcomes following...

Key Themes: family struggle, mental health institutions, anorexia, depression, extreme obsessive-compulsive disorder, Child and development psychology, Family Psychology, Abnormal Psychology, Mental...

Description This book describes the author's (to date) 2 periods of psychotic illness, both of which occurred during the 1980's and, whilst not originally intended as anything more than a personally...

ISBN: 978 1 84747 006 5 Published: 2007 Pages: 126 Key Themes: self-help, recovery Description The Ultimate Guide to Well Being is Jason Pegler's third book. The goal of the book is to achieve 100%...

Born in 1986, Aron Bennett from Essex has lived with OCD for a number of years. Following a second spell during his university years in 2004, Aron decided to write about his rather heteroclite...

Wildest Colts Make the Best Horses, The Defending the Development of Spirited Young People By John Breeding ISBN: 9781847470775 First Published: 2003 This Edition: 2007 Pages: 306 Key Themes:...

Description The story begins as R is dumped at the door of the psychiatric hospital by her husband and is totally disorientated by alcohol and by the residue of the tablets she has taken that night. ...

Description This was Chipmunka Publishing's second book release, and one of the most important books on mental illness ever written. A book that in the words of the author, "started out a suicide...

The worry Go RoundAuthor: M. CrossPublisher: Chipmunka PublishingPublication Date: Jan 01, 2006Number of Pages: 228 pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10: 1905610998ISBN-13: 9781905610990

By Lorraine Blackburn ISBN: 9781847471130 Published: 2007 Pages: 86 Key Themes: self-harm, mental health services, recovery Description This book gives an interesting account of her life which...

Description 'THEY SAY I'M PARANOID... and what about schizophrenia?!' is a young woman's account of what it's like coming to terms with her diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia, the possible causes...