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Apparently there were some troubles with the auto posting of this today, so my apologies if you were expecting to see this earlier! Study outlines impact of child abuse on older men Social Media Responsibility and Suicide Contagion Identifying And Overcoming Depression Where to Get Mental Health Help Now Accepting Submissions For The August 2014 Blog…

Sharing – Saying these words when someone is upset is the best thing you can do
This seems like the should be obvious, but it’s not: When someone is upset about something, validating and understanding their feelings isn’t going to necessarily make them suddenly forget why they’re angry. That person will still be upset, but validation helps them maintain some self-worth and optimism. So often, when we talk about our mental…

Links I’m Sharing (weekly)
Be aware of child abuse: Reports are down because of pandemic isolation How the U.S. Made it a Crime to Have Mental Illness Why do we consider vulnerability a weakness? Beyond the language of denial: Men talk mental health in Ghana Best Support is to Validate Concerns of Stressed-Out Friends Living With Chronic Illness, Pain,…
Link – We’re not doing enough by just raising ‘awareness’ of mental health
Agreed. Raising awareness is a big part of encouraging people to feel safe and ask for help, but if the help isn’t available, it’s not doing any good for them. How do we make sure help is there when necessary? We’re not doing enough by just raising ‘awareness’ of mental health | SBS Comedy

Shared Links (weekly) May 16, 2021
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Awareness days shouldn’t be a replacement for proper mental health care
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The 5 Most Common Things Clients Tell Me In Therapy
– Spoiler Alert: If you feel worse than anyone knows, you’re not alone.
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Joe Tracini: This is an article about hope for anyone who needs it, any time
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Fight, Flight, Freeze and Fawn: What are the Trauma Responses?
Link – More than half of US adults with mental illness don’t get needed care
“Health care reform has expanded mental health care coverage for Americans, an annual report released this week suggests, but about 56 percent of U.S. adults with a mental illness still do not receive treatment. The nonprofit Mental Health America (MHA) reported that 40 million Americans are dealing with a mental illness such as depression or…
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RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Offering Tools for Success tags: CA ChildAbuse Depressi… …
RT @SurvivorNetwork: This Week’s Links (weekly): Cognitive Behavioral Therapy: Offering Tools for Success tags: CA ChildAbuse Depressi… …