
Minds Anonymous provides a safe space to share mental health stories anonymously.
By increasing the understanding of mental health conditions we hope to abolish stigma.
A powerful story can change a life.
Let us share yours.
We are a self-funded, not-for-profit organisation struggling to stay online. Thank you for any financial contribution you can make.
Our Stories
- Thank you and happy holidaysHappy holidays. We have your content. We will work on it in 2026. Thank you for your support of our mental health platform.
- SUPPORT: Move a muscle, change a thoughtBy Andretia “Dresha” Shaw My Testimony From the time I… Read more: SUPPORT: Move a muscle, change a thought
- I’d like to talk it outTrigger Warning: Depressive themes. This story may affect some readers… Read more: I’d like to talk it out
- Navigating Life After a Cancer Scare: My JourneyI was having such a good year and everything was… Read more: Navigating Life After a Cancer Scare: My Journey
- SUPPORT: Understanding Trauma: Part OneBy Gill Seaton-Jardine, Counsellor/Psychotherapist and Louisa Magnussen, Founder of Minds… Read more: SUPPORT: Understanding Trauma: Part One
- Fighting for Life: A Journey to See the StarsI was still in High School when I started fading.… Read more: Fighting for Life: A Journey to See the Stars
- The Dance of StoneLife is naught but a living masquerade. We all hide… Read more: The Dance of Stone
- Understanding Mental Health: The Power of Anonymous SharingMinds Anonymous offers a unique platform for exploring mental health anonymously, enhancing awareness, and understanding various conditions. It challenges negative perceptions, showing that mental health issues can be managed and do not limit potential. By sharing experiences, it aids individuals facing struggles and those supporting them, fostering a supportive community.
- Poem: Enough AgainI’ve had enough dark nights of the soul outnumbering light… Read more: Poem: Enough Again
- Can we talk safely about psychosis?Trigger Warning: This piece mentions psychosis, intrusive thoughts, and trauma.… Read more: Can we talk safely about psychosis?
- Finding Belonging Amidst StrugglesTRIGGER WARNING: Difficult themes to read. Please remember, this story… Read more: Finding Belonging Amidst Struggles
- SUPPORT: Getting back to youThe author reflects on the evolution of mental health awareness over 25 years, highlighting the shift from stigma and ignorance to widespread discussion. While increased conversation helps reduce isolation, it can lead to self-diagnosis and medicalizing normal emotions. Understanding oneself and making personal decisions is essential for mental well-being, fostering confidence and clarity.
- Realms of FateChapter one Ada awakened to sheer darkness, invading her room… Read more: Realms of Fate
- Trauma ResponseSomething about trauma response has awakened my curiosity. I’m sure… Read more: Trauma Response
- POEM: The Pain Beneath the SmileI tell you I have bipolarbut that word feels too… Read more: POEM: The Pain Beneath the Smile
- Sunflowers, Sakuras and the things that stayedI came to Delhi with a plan and a backpack… Read more: Sunflowers, Sakuras and the things that stayed
- PonderingYou clasp your hands over your face, your nails digging… Read more: Pondering
- My forever SpringYou were my forever spring. I’d like to think that… Read more: My forever Spring

Join us
Send us a story
Do you have a mental health story to tell? Why not share it with us. We will never expose your true identity to anyone but by sharing your truth, you may well help someone going through a similar experience.
SPONSOR OUR WORK
Do you want to become a sponsor of Minds Anonymous and advertise your business to our community? Then get in touch via the Sponsor page. We invite companies to donate skills or ‘sponsor a voice’ to keep our initiative going.
COLLABORATE WITH US
We are looking for writers, broadcasters, illustrators, PR professionals and artists to help build the brand of Minds Anonymous and get our message of support and acceptance out there.
Our Beliefs
Minds Anonymous is an initiative set up to end the stigma that surrounds mental health, offer support to those that suffer and increase understanding of common and uncommon mental health conditions.
By sharing stories of real life mental health experiences, we aim to prove that managing mental health is simply part of being human. We may face individual challenges, but by learning about each other, we are in a stronger place to support one another.
Ending mental health stigma, one story at a time.

What People Say about Minds Anonymous
I think there has never been a better time to do it. Lot’s of people are struggling this year and we’re not out of the woods yet.
Minds Anonymous Supporter
I still think its mad that literally everyone I know has mental health issues of some kind and yet there’s still this feeling that we can’t be open about it!
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