The Frame is an independent mental health magazine publishing writing, art, poetry and lived experience.
Originally launched as a fanzine, The Frame was created as a space for people to speak honestly about mental health, neurodiversity, identity, recovery, difficulty, humour, grief, creativity and being human.
The magazine brings together personal essays, interviews, visual art, poems, recommendations and reflections from contributors with something real to say. It is not clinical, corporate or polished into blandness. It is human, thoughtful, sometimes messy, and deliberately personal.
The Frame is currently being relaunched as a new independent magazine, with future issues built around themes and open calls for submissions.
More soon.
