mental health - Apathy & Exhaustion

Mean Caesar interview 23-01-2019

January 25, 2019 Tony Maher Interview, Real talk and opinion

Avast ye scurvy crustaceans of the depths of the internet. I interviewed the kindly gents from Mean Caesar after their set at Wharf Chambers in

Airstream Futures interview 23-01-19

January 24, 2019 Tony Maher Interview, Real talk and opinion

Guten abend, as I believe they say in Germany. I’ve probably spelt it wrong too. Anyway, here is an interview I did with Airstream Futures

My War: Anxiety and depression and me by Diane Hartshorn

January 7, 2019 Tony Maher anxiety and me, My War, My War: Depression, Real talk and opinion

Happy New Year. Except it’s not really. Not for many of us. This is a guest submission from Diane Hartshorn, an oldy but goldy friend

My War: Anxiety, Depression and Me (part 3)

October 12, 2017 Tony Maher anxiety and me, My War, My War: Depression, Real talk and opinion

For this installment, I wanted to talk about my problematic relationship with the punk scene, and how I’ve felt about it / how it’s made

My War: Depression, anxiety and me (part 2)

May 2, 2017 Tony Maher anxiety and me, My War, My War: Depression, Real talk and opinion

The other morning, I felt an overwhelming urge to read back through my original installment of my My War column , and the follow-up addendum

Glass Half Full – Mental health in 2017

January 17, 2017 Emily Johnson anxiety and me

“Irrespective of your age, income or background, the likelihood is that you or someone close to you has experienced mental illness. One in four of

My War: Depression, anxiety, and me (part 1.a)

October 17, 2016 Tony Maher anxiety and me, My War, My War: Depression, Real talk and opinion

Another incomplete night’s sleep has seen me wide awake at 4.30am, mind racing. This is an addendum to the original My War post that I

My War: Depression, anxiety, and me (part 1)

October 16, 2016 Tony Maher anxiety and me, My War, My War: Depression, Real talk and opinion

Have you ever found yourself wondering when it all went wrong? Some people would no doubt find this to be an incredibly self-pitying question. Others?