Stepping Out the Other Side - Bell, Peter
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Sometimes adversity can be a blessing in disguise. This was certainly the case for Peter Bell who had struggled with undiagnosed mental illness issues since childhood. A breakdown at the age of 38 resulted in him being admitted to hospital, where he finally found the help he needed. A diagnosis of obsessive- compulsive disorder brought some relief and, with the help of a support network of family and health professionals, Peter took the first steps in the fight of his life. Over many months, Peter learned how to manage his illness and to live a more meaningful life. He now refers to his…mehr

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Sometimes adversity can be a blessing in disguise. This was certainly the case for Peter Bell who had struggled with undiagnosed mental illness issues since childhood. A breakdown at the age of 38 resulted in him being admitted to hospital, where he finally found the help he needed. A diagnosis of obsessive- compulsive disorder brought some relief and, with the help of a support network of family and health professionals, Peter took the first steps in the fight of his life. Over many months, Peter learned how to manage his illness and to live a more meaningful life. He now refers to his breakdown as a 'break through'. These days Peter runs his own business, coaching others so that they can lead purposeful lives despite their inevitable challenges. In Stepping Out the Other Side, Peter describes his journey from illness to health with honesty and passion. His vision is that his story will inspire others to seek help immediately if they are suffering. Asking for help is not a weakness. It is the most courageous thing you can do.
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Peter Bell has written articles and stories for All Hallows, The Ghosts & Scholars M. R. James Newsletter, Wormwood, Faunus, and Supernatural Tales; his work has also been published by Ash-Tree Press, Gray Friar Press, Side Real Press, The Scarecrow Press, and Hippocampus Press. Four collections of his stories have been published by Sarob Press: A Certain Slant of Light, Phantasms, Revenants & Maledictions, and Sacred & Profane; as well as a novella for The Pale Illuminations. Zagava Press have published The Light Inaccessible, reflections on his wanderings in the Scottish Isles. He has written introductions for Swan River Press collections by Henry Mercer and Katharine Tynan, and contributed to the anthology series Uncertainties. Bell is a historian, a native of Liverpool, an inhabitant of York, and likes to wander the hidden places of Scotland and the North of England.