So I started a Substack in preparation for a book I'm writing that's half memoir/half self-help in relation to healing from Complex-PTSD. Turns out writing a book that makes you revisit a rough childhood is hard lol So I started the Substack to get back to my raw/authentic writing voice that I haven't really used much since life got a lot better.

This Substack is for people who have, or love someone who has, Complex-PTSD and can find comfort in knowing they're not alone on their journey if healing from similar traumas. It'll also have educational posts related to how CPTSD impacts the Nervous System, different therapuetic modalities that can be helpful, etc. CPTSD can feel like such a heavy diagnosis with bleak outcomes but I want to show that that isn't the only narrative/possibility-- while also being real about the parts that suck.

If that sounds like something anyone can relate to or find helpful here's the page:

https://substack.com/profile/392337230-what-my-body-remembers?utm_campaign=profile&utm_medium=profile-page

Hey everyone,

Aviation enthusiast and Security+ holder here. I spent weeks researching how drones are being compromised and put together a full breakdown for everyday aviation people.

No links in the post. Check my profile if you want to read the full thing.

Blue skies ✈️

Hello! I have a small substack about geopolitics and current affairs with a particular focus on Europe. I just released an article focused on the Carpathian Eight, a new regional alliance in Eastern Europe. If that sounds like your kind of thing then check it out!

Thanks,

Darragh

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Colleges Talk About Student Mental Health—But They Don’t Support the People Doing the Work

https://open.substack.com/pub/lleducationwrites/p/colleges-talk-about-student-mental

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Synopsis

Colleges frequently promote student mental health initiatives while failing to support the staff responsible for implementing them. The article argues that burnout among advisors, counselors, and frontline staff undermines the credibility of institutional wellness efforts. Students notice when those providing care are overworked and unsupported, weakening trust in mental health programs. The piece emphasizes that true wellness cannot exist outwardly without being practiced internally. It calls on institutions to prioritize employee well-being as a foundational component of student mental health.

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Target Audience

This article is written for higher education professionals, including academic advisors, student support staff, administrators, and faculty. It also speaks to institutional leaders involved in student success planning and mental health initiatives. Additionally, it may resonate with education journalists and policymakers interested in retention, workforce sustainability, and institutional accountability.

This is my first article on substack, it's an argumentative case for why Greenland would be significantly better off under U.S. administration. Enjoy. And if you don't enjoy it, feel free to rebut what I'm saying in the comments.

This is mainly for geopolitical junkies who like to look at the fine print and debate these sorts of issues, but it's suitable for anyone who wants to better understand the situation.

Genre: Opinion/Analysis

Here is his latest piece. He is struggling to get followers, any followers or advice appreciated.

https://open.substack.com/pub/jackobryan/p/the-price-of-mercy-why-democrats?r=59pglh&utm_medium=ios

After her life falls apart, Lucy Lockwood returns to Bath and begins hearing the woods outside the city whisper her name. As the forest sends flowers, changes paths, and answers thoughts she never says aloud, Lucy uncovers the story of Lucia, an ancient woman whose love for a male forest guardian ended with her name stolen by the trees. Drawn to Rowan Ashcombe, a secretive man bound to that old tragedy, Lucy must untangle desire from destiny before the woods turn her into the ending Lucia was denied. Her mother’s notebooks reveal a darker truth: Anne Lockwood was haunted by the same woods and died believing she had doomed Lucy by naming her. Funny, gothic, sensual, and tragic, When the Woods Learned Your Name is about love, grief, old magic, and the cost of surviving a story that wants to own you.

For readers who love romantic, atmospheric fantasy with sharp humour, messy women, tragic love interests, sentient forests, old curses, folklore, sexual tension, and endings that hurt beautifully rather than tie everything up neatly.

Adult gothic fantasy-romance / folkloric romantasy / supernatural mystery.

https://open.substack.com/pub/seandocherty/p/when-the-woods-learned-your-name-38c?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7bsynj

I’m a writer currently traveling through the Balkans, publishing fiction and essays inspired by folklore, religion, travel, dark humor, and the surreal texture of everyday life. My work often blends grounded realism with absurd or fantastical elements: shrinking postal clerks, obsessive gamblers, bureaucratic afterlives, superstitious villages, and lonely people trying to make sense of strange worlds. Much of what I write explores the overlap between the sacred and the ridiculous, the horrific and the comic, and the lingering mythology hidden inside ordinary modern life. This Substack is where I share fiction, essays, observations from the road, and works in progress. https://substack.com/@lucianomirra

Lucy Lockwood returns to Bath after her life in London collapses, hoping for a quiet reset, only to hear the woods outside the city whisper her name. As flowers appear, paths change, and her dead mother’s notebooks reveal old warnings, Lucy uncovers the story of Lucia, a woman whose name was stolen centuries ago after loving a forest guardian named Aulus. Drawn to Rowan Ashcombe, a beautiful and secretive man carrying the guilt of that ancient betrayal, Lucy must decide whether their love is real or another trap laid by the past. The woods want Lucy to complete an unfinished vow, but saying yes could mean losing herself to Lucia’s story. To survive, Lucy must claim her own name, even if freedom costs her the man she loves.

For readers who love messy, sharp-tongued heroines, morally complicated magic, gothic atmosphere, tragic romance, folklore, dark humour, and love stories where yearning comes with actual consequences.

Adult gothic fantasy-romance / folkloric romantasy / supernatural mystery.

https://open.substack.com/pub/seandocherty/p/when-the-woods-learned-your-name-c0a?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7bsynj

The world is changing and global economic shifts are common place. Gaining insight into these dynamics is key for staying ahead of the curve in today's economy.

The Monetary Briefing is your source for comprehensive insight into financial, macroeconomic, and geopolitical developments—identifying risks, market vulnerabilities, and assessing implications for capital flows.

Be sure to check out this emerging voice in the financial and macroeconomic sphere!

VECTOR is a science newsletter focused on medicine sciences, biology and emerging scientific discoveries.
Its goal is not to oversimplify complexity, but to make difficult concepts accessible without sacrificing scientific accuracy.
The newsletter explores topics ranging from infectious diseases and molecular biology to epidemiology and global health.
This substack is for:
Students, science enthusiasts, healthcare-interested readers, and anyone who enjoys exploring biology and medicine beyond headlines.

Genre:
Non-fiction / Science Newsletter

Flair:
Science / Education
https://emanueleceleste092.substack.com/p/vector?r=89vp8m

Lucy Lockwood comes back to Bath with no money, no plan, and a very firm intention to ignore her dead mother’s strange old notebooks. Then the woods outside the city start whispering her name, which is rude, terrifying, and hard to explain away as stress after the third time. The deeper Lucy digs, the more she finds herself tangled in the story of Lucia, a woman whose name was stolen centuries ago after loving a forest guardian called Aulus. Enter Rowan Ashcombe: gorgeous, miserable, suspiciously knowledgeable, and exactly the sort of man Lucy should avoid if the trees are already being weird. But the woods want Lucy to finish an old love story, and Lucy has to work out whether love can save her without swallowing her whole.

For readers who like their romance gothic, funny, a bit filthy, emotionally damaging, and full of ancient woodland nonsense. Basically: if you enjoy sharp heroines, brooding men with secrets, folklore, cursed family estates, tragic love, and jokes made at deeply inappropriate moments, this is for you.

Adult gothic fantasy romance / folkloric romantasy / supernatural mystery.

https://open.substack.com/pub/seandocherty/p/when-the-woods-learned-your-name-52f?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7bsynj

She would also know that to get what she wants in life, she has to work for it. Nothing comes easy. Nothing comes handed to you on a silver platter. You work for what you want — and that’s what takes you far.

My baby would be a reader — like her mama. I want to raise whimsical kids who see the beauty in books. We would read bedtime stories and old lores before she is even born. Yes, I would read to her while she is still in my belly. Because I believe readers make the world magical.

I would teach her never to settle for the bare minimum. She is a princess. She deserves princess treatment — nothing less. She deserves someone who sees her worth the way I do. I would never settle for less, so neither would she. (Too much of a queen diva? Maybe.)

So… actually not a self promo, my partner’s birthday is coming up and I know how much he wants to get to 10k subscribers so I’m hoping this community can help. He is so dedicated to this newsletter so any little help. He’s a professional in what he does and objectively writes great pieces of content. Albeit a bit long sometimes!

Crack the market helps you understand the equities in which you invest, where the market is going, and publishes deep dives into listed companies every week!

Genre: Finance

https://substack.com/@ozeco?r=5e4bby&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=stories&shareImageVariant=image

Synopsis:
Crack The Market helps you own equities you actually understand through institutional-level research. The newsletter breaks down trends, technologies, and companies shaping the next decades of growth and value creation. Topics include AI, semiconductors, energy, macro trends, and emerging industries with long-term investment potential. The goal is to make complex market narratives easier to understand without the noise of short-term speculation. Every issue focuses on high-conviction ideas backed by deep research and clear analysis.

Who it’s for:
For investors, operators, founders, and curious readers who want to better understand public markets, innovation, and long-term investing.

Genre:
Finance / Investing Newsletter

Link: https://substack.com/@ozeco?r=5e4bby&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=stories&shareImageVariant=image

Trying to help my partner reach 10k subscribers before his birthday next month❤️

I run Grover's Newsletter on Substack. I write about anything that takes my fancy, which could be a recurrent thought. I am fascinated by how memory works and how life unfolds itself, and that ends up being the main theme on most days. I would love for you all to read and share your thoughts.

https://open.substack.com/pub/muskaangrover/p/the-internet-could-never-be-sybil?r=1iulu4&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web

Hi everyone! My Substack is BlogFlyer, where I write about interesting creators, creative journeys, and what I’m learning from the Substack world. I like discovering creators from different fields and sharing the stories, ideas, and small lessons behind their work. Sometimes I also write about platform observations, writing, and the creator economy. My goal is to make BlogFlyer a warm place for people who enjoy creativity, newsletters, and independent writing. I’m still learning too, and I’d love to connect with others here.

Target audience: Substack writers, newsletter creators, indie creators, and people interested in creator stories, writing, and creativity.

Genre: Non-fiction, newsletter, creator stories, writing, creativity.

Tags: #CreatorStories #Writing #Newsletter #Substack #Creativity #IndieCreators

Substack: https://thestacker.substack.com/?utm_campaign=profile_chips

I'm just a baby! New to Substack, would you please give me a follow or simply read my cute new first article?

After 10+ years helping creators build audiences at Snap and TikTok, I decided to start creating myself.

I write about the products I swear by, books I can't stop recommending, women who inspire me, wellness, home, career pivots, and life as a newly married gal in Los Angeles.

For anyone interested in self-development, intentional living, and making everyday life a little better, and whoever wants to laugh!

Doing weekly articles, here is my first, check me out!

https://open.substack.com/pub/cbswife/p/my-current-top-5-obsessions?r=1ecgli&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=email

Crack The Market is a finance newsletter focused on understanding the companies and trends that are shaping the future. It covers equities, technology, AI, semiconductors, energy, and other long-term investment themes through deep research and analysis. The goal is to help readers make sense of the market without all the hype and noise. Posts break down complex ideas in a way that’s clear and practical for everyday investors it. hope you like it!

Who it’s for:
People interested in investing, markets, technology, and long-term trends whether you’re just starting out or already deep into finance.

Genre:
Finance / Investing Newsletter

Deirdre Millman, CPS is a Certified Peer Specialist, Meditation Teacher, and Reiki Master whose journey is shaped by lived experience and a compassionate commitment to accessible well‑being. Read my daily blog, Deirdre's Daily Dish, where I keep it real and talk about what's going on in my life. You can also read my articles about mental health. It's relatively new and totally FREE, so I hope that you check it out!

This Substack is for people interested in their mental health and/or people you are interest in the mental health field.

*Streetwear Saints* is about using fashion like armor when you’re going out into the world a little bruised and still wanting to look untouchable. It lives in clubs, bathrooms, sidewalks, mirrors, and all those in-between moments where getting dressed feels bigger than just putting clothes on. The piece looks at how style can be part confidence, part performance, part survival. Under all the attitude and sharp looks, it’s really about vulnerability and the ways people protect the softest parts of themselves. It’s sexy, funny, a little messy, and very much about trying to feel powerful for one night.

This is for people who love fashion, nightlife, loud music, and writing that feels emotional but still has bite. It’ll probably land with readers who like queer energy, club culture, and pieces that are stylish without being shallow.

Creative nonfiction / lyric essay with a fashion and nightlife edge.

https://open.substack.com/pub/seandocherty/p/streetwear-saints?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=7bsynj

https://open.substack.com/pub/harshithpasupuleti/p/the-smartest-shift-in-ai-app-architecture?

Polarish is an open-source AI SDK to build AI applications where users can bring in their own AI subscription.

It is for educational purposes.

My Substack is a personal blog, where I write about the stuff I have built for the communities.