This Week’s Links (weekly)
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‘Dancing’ Star to Talk About Child Abuse During Charity Luncheon Thursday
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You Can’t Always See Suicidal Intent | World of Psychology
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Can blogging help you cope with depression?
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Teen Depression: Signs, Symptoms and Getting Help
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Ohio creates single phone number for reporting child abuse
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‘Dancing’ Star to Talk About Child Abuse During Charity Luncheon Thursday
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Brain Change and PTSD: Proof Recovery is Possible
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You Can’t Always See Suicidal Intent | World of Psychology
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Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
This article is intense. It is also something we need to talk about, and do something about. People with mental illnesses in jails around the country are routinely dying in horrific ways and under preventable circumstances, a Virginian-Pilot investigation has found. The country’s 3,000-plus jails are the default treatment center for many. There is often…
ntal Health Is Often A Privilege For BIPOC. Here’s Why That Needs To Change.
African American teens face mental health crisis but are less likely than whites to get treatment
Managing your mental health – why staying connected is so important
Don’t Put Off Taking Care of Yourself
For black men, higher education and incomes don’t lower risks of depression, researchers say
‘No more pictures of someone clutching their head’: The photo competition reimagining images of mental health
Thoughts Of Suicide, Other Mental Health Struggles Still High For LGBTQ Youth
Tiffany and Frank King Talk Suicide Prevention
Healing – How Long Does It Take tags: CA What We Wish Our Parents Understood About Our Sexual Abuse tags: CA 1in6 Thursday: Begin By Believing Believe that the sexual abuse of boys is occurring in your community despite few reported incidents. tags: CA Dear Survivor – A Letter of Encouragement to Survivors of Abuse…
I would say the reasons are the same for survivors as well. Healing requires taking responsibility for your actions going forward, and no longer having the “victim” excuse, and that identity can become so ingrained that it’s hard to let go of. I think this is a big area of struggle for any survivors who…
I’d rephrase their language a bit. Instead of waiting for the “best” time to say thank you in the best way, it’s far more important to just say it however you can. I would much rather get a quick text expressing gratitude than potentially not get anything because so much time has passed.
I don’t think I’m alone in that.
So worry less about “how”, and just make sure that you actually say thank you!Â
“Healing is not a linear process. You may revisit a particular issue, say, the fear of intimacy, as you begin a new relationship. Or you may have to learn to set limits with your children if you have always had issues with boundaries. But the process of moving on cannot be rushed. Getting there will…