Mental Health Character Novels & Stories

two different people in one body. “No,” the Inspector shook his head, “Charlie closed. Or Harry doesn't want to come out... I don't know. Psychiatrists and psychologists are already working with him, maybe they will talk. We haven't succeeded yet. That's why everything you can say about Harry's personality is so important. It really does seem to be a completely different person. Charles is simply unaware of many of his imaginary brother's affairs. — Is that how? Kit seemed surprised. — May I see him?

But nothing about this gesture screams to be anything but…. Infact if I were to overlook the fact that my address wasn’t now public knowledge to God knows who I would have found this lovely gift of his moving and thoughtful… It still was! Fuck! I definitely should start panicking right? It’s the sane thing to do! But I guess I was never a sane author! None of my characters were anyway! Instead they mirror each and every one of my own dark desires! ITS A HE! It’s definitely a he!

A woman hurried past me while aggressively thinking about grocery lists like her life depended on it. [Milk. Eggs. Bread. Apples. Milk. Eggs. Bread.] Yeah. Definitely louder. "Tiffany Wren?" I looked up. The man approaching me looked to be in his late fifties, broad-shouldered with a loosened tie and a coffee cup balanced in one hand. Captain Dean Mercer. Unlike everyone else, his thoughts were calm. Mostly because he wasn't trying to hide them. [Poor kid looks exhausted already.] That one almost got me. People usually treated me like some dangerous thing the second they found out. Mercer looked at me like I was human.

"Anxiety disorder" she began is a dimension of mental health disorder that is characterized by feelings of worry, fear and anxiety." I nodded my head even though I couldn't process all she was saying. 'Was I going crazy? " I thought. "Anxiety disorder can be strong enough to interfere with a person's daily activities." She added. "So what can I do to stop it"? I interrupted. "Well since you asked of my oipinion, I'll say you see a specialist... uhm.. Like a therapist.. Psychologist.. " "No I interrupted. " she looked at me surprised. I have read about few kinds of mental illnesses in a book I came across in the library. In some of the novels I read, I read how characters undergo therapy ses

He discovered that he had isolated himself, trying to manage his struggles independently, when in reality, he had a whole community of people who cared about him and were willing to help him through the tough times. In the end, Nathan understood that the path to mental well-being was not a solitary quest, but a communal endeavor. He was confident that he could lean on the love, wisdom, and support of his comrades to navigate any hurdles that came his way. So, Nathan, Miranda, and their circle of comrades began to chart their future course. They acknowledged the continuous necessity to advocate for mental well-being and to confront the enduring stigma and discrimination associated with mental

After that last time, she was diagnosed, a routine report on her behavior was requested every month and I had ensured I submitted. Not skipping a month or make excuses because in a way, it also helped me keep track of Charlotte’s contributions/ changes towards Aby. And I thought everything was going well, at least not until I was called in by the doctor earlier today. “She has shown signs of improvement from your reports but we cannot be sure it is not her mind building a coping mechanism to make her seem like she is well, which is not that bad actually. Just that, the dangers of this situation, is a mental break down. The day the coping mechanism doesn’t work like it usually did, the mind w

When each person hadn't found their own presence yet, they hastily rejected themselves. Every day, Matthew witnesses so many hardships, but they don't deserve to live such a stagnant life! Above all, he understands what he needs to do to help those with mental illness be treated in the most useful way for society. First, they must realize that their mental state is unstable and only they can help themselves overcome it. Sometimes, he feels powerless because everything is within the control and words of a doctor with expertise that people ignore. Matthew returns to the hospital, always thinking about Anna and worried about her safety. He writes his report to the hospital director but can't se

The woman smiled shaking her head. “Not bad. His condition is worst. He has just not one mental instability but many. He’s highly insecure, he has PTSD, and he’s scared of revealing the traumatic childhood he has lived because he thinks it will make him less perfectionist. And not only that there is something I have noticed.” Hazel looked at the woman who seemed extremely concerned. “You told me that he’s obsessed with you right?” Hazel nodded her head.

Words fired out at machine-gun speed. "Why is the human looking at me? Does she like me? Does she hate me? Does she like or hate me? Why is she still circling me? "Will she nuzzle me? Can I nuzzle her? Does she like me? Does she hate me? What—" Her thoughts were annoyingly loud and chaotic. I pretended to circle her a few more times, but mentally, I was drowning in her psychic high-speed rambling. Rather than overthinking, I decided to go on the offensive and deploy some cunning tricks.

"Going on, she told me I am a psychopath. Nah, that's a poor definition of what I am. You all must call me an 'advocate of change.' That's what I am. I love to bring the town into peace and harmony. Catharine wondered where this person is getting the idea of it. "Let me repeat, you call yourself an ADVOCATE OF CHANGE? You sure looked an idiot to me. An airhead trying to pretend you know everything of this town. Why don't you stop looking from your own perspective huh? Cause how I see it, you need a lot of mental care." She retorted.