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Category: Mental health

June 11, 2023 Lucy Nichol Mental health

Watch the new book trailer for NO WORRIES IF NOT!

Do you end every email with the words no worries if not? Do you apologise to the beauty therapist when you wince because they’ve been a bit hazardous with the old bikini wax? Perhaps you say sorry to the manspreader on the train before you ask him to budge up? Relate? If so, hopefully you … Continue reading Watch the new book trailer for NO WORRIES IF NOT!

March 11, 2022 Lucy Nichol Mental health

I can’t imagine being stuck in this traffic jam…

A few words on the conflict in Ukraine - and how to help. I can’t imagine being stuck in this traffic jam. At first glance it looks like any other. An irritatingly, bile-rising and frustrating situation, bound to flare the tempers of anyone stuck in its centre or joining its tail. But impulsive end of … Continue reading I can’t imagine being stuck in this traffic jam…

January 8, 2022January 8, 2022 Lucy Nichol Mental health

Too shy shy…

If there’s one thing that I hate about myself it’s my history of debilitating shyness. But I am learning how to have more compassion for myself.

December 6, 2021 Lucy Nichol books, Mental health, parenting

Book review: Bright Burning Things by Lisa Harding

I was introduced to this book at an online event hosted by Bryony Gordon to explore how we talk about alcohol and relationships in literature. Lisa was on the panel, along with Shuggie Bain author Douglas Stuart (that one’s on my Christmas list) and I was really taken by the words from all three authors… … Continue reading Book review: Bright Burning Things by Lisa Harding

October 13, 2021 Lucy Nichol Mental health

Ten to Talk Through with Lucy Nichol

May 29, 2021 Lucy Nichol Mental health

Does mental illness make us more creative?

This is a topic that is ALWAYS up for debate. And it’s pretty controversial to boot. There has been a lot of research into whether or not mental illness makes us more creative - acclaimed US psychologist and author Kay Redfield Jamison released an entire book exploring the subject (Touched With Fire if you’re interested). But … Continue reading Does mental illness make us more creative?

May 12, 2021May 12, 2021 Lucy Nichol Mental health

Free Book Sample:The Twenty Seven Club

Fancy having a read of The Twenty Seven Club before committing your pennies to it? Well, turns out that Amazon will let you do that for FREE! This fictional tale takes you back to 1994, when the music world was mourning Kurt Cobain - and the concept of The Twenty Seven Club emerged - along … Continue reading Free Book Sample:The Twenty Seven Club

April 16, 2021April 16, 2021 Lucy Nichol books, Health, Mental health

10 Books on Addiction and Recovery

I’ve spent a lot of time working with addiction recovery charities over the last few years, and, as I was working on a project this morning, it inspired me to share some of the books I’ve read - and some on my TBR - on the topic. There really are some powerful, honest, inspirational, humorous … Continue reading 10 Books on Addiction and Recovery

April 11, 2021 Lucy Nichol Mental health

GOING LIVE: The Writing Community Chat Show

Evening all! I’ve been sticking my face in front of the camera a bit and tomorrow I’ll be doing it again and going live - not with Gordon the Gopher and a sweary phone-in directed at Five Star - but with the Writing Community Chat Show. I’ll be talking all about The Twenty Seven Club, … Continue reading GOING LIVE: The Writing Community Chat Show

April 1, 2021 Lucy Nichol books, celebrity, Mental health, music, Nostalgia

Why do so many rock stars die aged 27?

I wrote an entire book based on this question. The thing is, I don’t think we’re really asking the right question at all. Which is also why I wrote the book. It’s easy to find a headline. Especially today - conspiracy theories and drawn conclusions based on....well...a bunch of details we cherry pick from. But … Continue reading Why do so many rock stars die aged 27?

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