A raw, personal poetry collection about love, mental health, and finding your way back to yourself. Mariah Stockdale shares honest verses from her psychosis days and recovery. She draws readers into vulnerability, healing, and real emotions.
Mariah Stockdale is a writer from Nova Scotia whose poetry reflects her lived experiences with mental health, motherhood, relationships, and personal recovery.
Love & Psychosis is a deeply personal poetry collection that explores the intense, yet fragile connection between mental health, relationships, and identity.
This book felt very real to me. The poems talk honestly about mental health and healing. I felt like the author was sharing her true heart.
I loved how open and raw these poems are. It really hit home for me, and I felt like I truly resonated with it. Apart from this I really recommend this book, truly relatable.
I initially borrowed this book from my sister, and it turned out to be a lovely read. I finished it in just a couple of hours. The author’s journey through mental health and recovery is powerful.
This book SURPRISED me!!! Some poems are heartbreaking others are full of love. I really appreciate how these poems feel real. It’s raw and fresh.
I bought this as a gift for a friend, and he really enjoyed the poems. When I read it myself, some of the poems hit me pretty deeply. I even found myself tearing up at times because they brought up my emotions I hadn’t really dealt with before.
Some poems made me uncomfortable because they’re so REAL. But that’s exactly why this book matters. It reminds readers that healing is messy, but, yeah, it’s possible.
There are moments in life when emotions feel too overwhelming to explain. Thoughts become tangled
There are times in life when you slowly lose sight of yourself without even realizing it.
Mental health is often talked about as if it’s something that can be fixed once and for all.
There is something powerful about reading words that feel like they were written just for you.
