Monthly Archives: October 2019

We are delighted to announce that, thanks again to funding for publication from The Missing Kind Charity, we are able to publish our 5th pocket book in the KindaProud series! The theme for the book will be; #Emerging Proud through … Continue reading →

There is so much anger in the ether around mental health services; valid and justifiable anger – I get it, believe me I do. However, I have learned the painful way that all expressing anger achieves is building walls and … Continue reading →

Today is World Mental Health Day 2019 and there will be posts galore about ending the stigma of mental distress. But that sentiment far from misses the point. Natural human reactions to trauma are being pathologised as made-up diseases that … Continue reading →

Pradeep Solanki – Congratulations; you won the FREE copy of our new Pocket Book; #Emerging Proud through Trauma and Abuse!  We can’t contact you! Please could you get in touch to let us know what address you’d like your book to … Continue reading →

Emerging Proud Press, our not-for-profit publishing company, only launched publicly in 2019, and already we have published 4 Pocket Books, aimed at spreading messages of hope around the globe. The 4 in our KindaProud series so far are; Emerging Proud … Continue reading →

World Mental Health Day 10th October 2019 Join Mandy, our #Emerging Proud through Trauma and Abuse Pocket Book Rep at: the KindaKafe, 21 Castle Meadows, Norwich, NR1 3DH between 12 noon and 3pm to find out more about the KindaProud Pocketbooks … Continue reading →

Our 4th Pocket Book of Hope in the KindaProud series is due for publication on the 10th Oct; it is our wish to change the conversations about human adversity such as trauma and abuse leading to ‘disorders’, but actually being … Continue reading →

Sharing for our Spiritual Companion friends… Their pioneering Accredited Diploma Develop your spiritual literacy, deepen self care and connection, the emphasis is on person centred exploration held in a unique structure of teaching days and home groups Flyer Diploma in … Continue reading →

It’s not uncommon to hear the phrase “I’m dying” in psychiatric wards around the world, and when you look at it through the lens of spirtitual emergency, it’s not at all surprising. As Arushka so astutely says; sometimes we have … Continue reading →