Ahead of what is sometimes referred to as #BlueMonday, let's recognise the impact that you can have by simply asking someone if they're OK and what you can do to help. 💙 Mental health can be difficult for some people to talk about, whether you’re talking to fellow colleagues, friends or family. However, there are ways of preparing yourself to facilitate these conversations. Why not host a #BrewMonday event? Samaritans encourages everyone to reach out for a cuppa and catch-up with the people you care about. If you'd like some tips for starting conversations around mental health, you can find our guidance here: https://lnkd.in/ez4ZARRY #bluemonday #brewmonday #mentalhealthawareness
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Healthy friendships can be a key element in nurturing our #mentalhealth by helping us to feel connected, grounded and supported, especially during hard times. Read the Mental Health Foundation’s guide for tips on supporting your friends this #WorldFriendshipDay - https://lnkd.in/e7y6DQsa
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#WorldMentalHealthDay takes place every year on 10th October to spotlight mental health around the world, raise awareness and encourage efforts to support those experiencing mental health issues. The aim is to bring people together to talk about mental health and show everyone that mental health matters. Talking about our mental health can help us cope better with life’s ups and downs. So, on World Mental Health Day and afterwards, why not check in with your friends, family, peers or colleagues? Check out our blog post to find out some ways that you can get involved: https://lnkd.in/ed8T249S
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🖊️ "Do you struggle with your mental health and have a difficult time in getting the people you know to be more understanding? In some cases, your friends and family members could give you a hard time regarding your anxieties and fears. As a result, here are eight suggestions on how to deal with the people you know regarding your mental health issues..." Read Pastor Brad's new blog post here: “8 Ways on How to Discuss Your Mental Health with Others.” — by Stan Popovich 👇 🔗 https://lnkd.in/d7syCE6a #blog #pastorbradblog #mentalhealthblog #mentalhealth
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1 out 4 of us will experience mental health issues in our lifetime. Let’s break the stigma and start the conversation about mental health at work. Explore some ways on discussing mental health with your boss and how to improve your work environment below. https://ow.ly/K0AJ50RXPMW
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1 out 4 of us will experience mental health issues in our lifetime. Let’s break the stigma and start the conversation about mental health at work. Explore some ways on discussing mental health with your boss and how to improve your work environment below. https://ow.ly/sYiE50Ry1q3
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1 out 4 of us will experience mental health issues in our lifetime. Let’s break the stigma and start the conversation about mental health at work. Explore some ways on discussing mental health with your boss and how to improve your work environment below. https://ow.ly/cigU50RHmPU
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If you're having a bad day and need a little pick-me-up (or several), then you'll want to bookmark this comprehensive but digestible list of 50 mental health tips from SELF Magazine. #mentalhealth #selfcare #selfhelp
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1 out 4 of us will experience mental health issues in our lifetime. Let’s break the stigma and start the conversation about mental health at work. Explore some ways on discussing mental health with your boss and how to improve your work environment below. https://ow.ly/WHJZ50RAslf
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**Breaking the Silence: A Journey Through Mental Health** In the corridors of our minds, battles are waged silently, often unseen by the outside world. Mental health struggles, with their invisible scars and whispered fears, have long been shrouded in stigma and misunderstanding. Yet, behind every statistic lies a human story – a narrative of resilience, courage, and hope. **The Silent Struggle:** For many, the journey into the depths of mental health challenges begins quietly, with whispers of unease and shadows that linger a little too long. Anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder – the labels may vary, but the experience is often marked by a sense of isolation and confusion. In a society that prizes strength and stoicism, acknowledging vulnerability can feel like an admission of defeat. **Seeking Light in the Darkness:** But amidst the darkness, there is light – the glimmer of hope that propels individuals to reach out for help. Whether through therapy, medication, or support groups, each step taken towards healing is a triumph of the human spirit. It is in these moments of vulnerability that true strength is found – the courage to confront one's inner demons and embrace the journey towards self-discovery. **Breaking the Chains of Stigma:** Yet, even as progress is made in destigmatizing mental health, barriers remain. Misconceptions and prejudice linger, casting a shadow of shame over those who dare to speak their truth. It is in these moments that stories become powerful catalysts for change – shining a light on the darkness and opening doors to understanding and empathy. **A Journey of Healing:** But the journey does not end with acknowledgement – it is a continuous cycle of growth and self-discovery. Each setback becomes a lesson, each triumph a testament to the resilience of the human spirit. And in the end, it is not the darkness that defines us but the light we carry within – the spark of hope that guides us through even the darkest of nights. **Together, We Rise:** As we navigate the complexities of our mental health, let us remember that we are not alone. In our shared vulnerabilities lies the power to heal – to break down the walls of stigma and build a world where mental health is not just acknowledged but embraced. It is in our stories that we find strength – in our shared humanity, the courage to rise above the silence and reclaim our voices. **Conclusion:** The journey through mental health is not an easy one, but it is a journey worth taking. With every step forward, we shatter the chains of stigma and pave the way for a future where mental health is treated with the same compassion and understanding as physical health. Let us continue to share our stories, to listen with open hearts, and to walk hand in hand towards a brighter, more inclusive tomorrow.
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Loving someone with mental health challenges can be a journey filled with moments of connection, but it also presents unique challenges. Below are practical steps to strengthen both your relationship and your well-being as you support your loved one. 💚 #worldmentalhealthday
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