There are now 44 blogs I have written across 7 years of writing The Teal Tiger. The blogs document how I have suffered from Psychosis, recovery and relapse and admission to Inpatient settings and Community settings. The blogs also document gaining a Psychology degree, training and working as a mental health nurse, expert by experience, working as a PhD Psychology student and going on to become Assistant Professor in Lived Experience Research. If you are interested in understanding the experience of Psychosis and The Teal Tiger’s road to recovery, from psychosis to psychology, consider reading these blogs. This page details all the blogs written for The Teal Tiger in order of publication. Please click on the links to read the blogs. The blogs are written by Veenu Gupta who is The Teal Tiger.
- Psychosis to Psychology
- Uncovering the mysteries of the universe
- The magic bullet
- Faith in my family
- Released back into the wild
- Through the looking glass
- My relationship with social media
- Control or Freedom?
- How do I know you are who you say you are?
- Travelling through time
- The positive and the negative
- Allergic to life
- Fly away home
- Warrior or Worrier?
- Dear whom it may concern
- Looking forward
- History repeating itself
- The cogs in the fog machine
- The robots in the system
- Travelling through Thailand
- The Studio
- Martha or Martyr
- Immersed in reality
- Freedom
- The friends and family test
- Happy Diwali
- Psychosis to Psychology part 2
- The Reliability and Validity of Imposter Syndrome
- The job interviews that changed the course of my life
- The missing piece
- My Decade
- Reflections of a service user advisor
- The Upside Down Tree
- Made a deal with God
- The dormant disorder
- The many manifestations and mutations of psychosis
- To my lovely Mother
- Why is doing a PhD difficult? All the unexpected reasons.
- The consuming schema of the PhD
- Fast Forward through the years: A Foreword for NCAP
- The language of service user involvement
- Making sense of a PhD. What do I do as a PhD student?
- My PhD VIVA
- A PhD Thesis