Category: psychology

A Film I made for AXA PPP and Healthizmo

by Anna Vaught, posted in anxiety, killing hapless ally, matt haig, mental health, mind, patrician press, Psychologies, psychology, reading, Uncategorized, women writers, writing

 

Watch my little film by clicking on that nice green W.

I made this short film a few weeks ago. It is difficult for me to watch, but I would love to know if what I said – which is entirely me, not scripted – helped you or made you feel comforted. Maybe that you could get better; not feel your days and memories are compromised or scuppered. What I describe in the film is only a little of my experience – but it was important to deliver insight and practical notion here. I hope I have done that.

Anna x

Read a sample of Killing Hapless Ally here

by Anna Vaught, posted in amazon, books, killing hapless ally, matt haig, mental health, mr b's emporium of reading delights, patrician press, psychology, reading, reading groups, Uncategorized, waterstones, women writers, Writers and Artists, writing

If you click on the link below, you can read a short sample of the book from Kindle Cloud at Amazon. I hope you go on to buy the book. Support your local bookseller, order it in – or find the book at Waterstones online or, indeed, on Amazon for both paperback and kindle copies. I am sure you already know this, but Amazon subscribers get the book for free. I’d love you to leave me a review, though (at either site or on my goodreads page) – and to be able to discuss the book with as many people and as wide a group of people as possible.

Anna.