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Using Metaphor to Describe the Pain of Depression tags: CA Depression It’s never too early to teach children about consent and boundaries tags: CA ChildAbuse One of Your Employees Is Probably Hiding a Mental Health Problem tags: CA Depression BPS Research Digest: Psychology podcasts: a clickable list tags: CA Depression Posted from Diigo. The rest…
Link – 5 Myths About Depression We Need to Shut Down Immediately
They all need to go, but this is the one that absolutely should never be uttered by anyone ever again! Myth # 5: “If you were only strong enough, you wouldn’t be depressed.” It’s just such a horrible, cruel thing to say to someone who is struggling. Thankfully, Psychology Today also gives us the truth…
Link – Tips for Survivors on Consuming Media
The media can be a great tool for increasing public awareness about sexual violence, but it can also pose challenges for some survivors. Portrayals of sexual violence in movies, television shows, the news, and social media can prompt negative reactions, from flashbacks and anxiety to feelings of sadness or irritability. Below are a few ways…
Link – Are Treatment Myths Keeping Men from Seeking Help for Depression?
In short, yes they are. Guys, if you think you know what treatment for depression looks like and are convinced that’s not for you, go take a look at this article and understand that it’s not. One thing I would add to the article though, is that like any good myth, many guys believe these…
Sharing – What to do when you find CSAM or evidence of child sex trafficking online
Whatever the motivation, that’s not the appropriate thing to do. The article below walks through the steps of reporting it to the platform where you saw it, and also reporting it to the proper law enforcement agencies. Those are the places who can actually investigate this, not your friends and groups.
Please, keep this in mind, and keep this handy.
