After graduating with honours in geology, she pursued a career as an exploration geologist. After many years in the outback of Australia, she decided to go back to study, obtaining a four-year degree in psychology, which sparked the idea for this book. After 20 years of coming to grips with mental health issues, she went back to study a master’s degree in GIS to obtain an office geology position.
A Dysfunctional Relationship
Living with a mental illness is like walking a tightrope, balancing work, study, family, and friendships within a tightly controlled space.Losing that balance can send a person into a downward spiral, leading to a strained and precarious existence.Psychology attempts to explain this experience, but ...
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