Buzzfeed Video Teaches That Depression Isn’t Always Obvious
This is pretty powerful:
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Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 27, 2020
‘Normalize Everything’ comedy show tackles mental illness Social Media and Mental Health: Dos and Don’ts Partner’s Depression Can Be Challenging To Our Relationship 10 mental health podcasts that help make struggles with depression, grief, autism, and other conditions easier to manage 8 Books to Read for a Kinder, Happier 2021 How To Help Someone Who…
New To Me – Teen Suicide Prevention Series
I say new to me only because I hadn’t seen it until yesterday. It’s an animated series aimed at telling the stories of teens dealing with a variety of issues called My Life is Worth Living.
Link – Teen Angst Stereotype Prevented Me From Recognizing My Mental Illness
I find Erin’s story interesting because I think it is easy to look at a teenager, especially one who’s not exhibiting the signs we saw on the TV news story about teenagers and drugs/depression, and assume “it’s just a phase”. It might not be: “I clung to the idea that mental illness came for other…
Links I’m Sharing (weekly)
Why people are turning to Instagram for therapy and mental health needs – It’s not treatment, but it can be supportive. How You Can Help A Friend in Crisis – “the teen Mental Health First Aid (tMHFA) Action Plan will help you understand how to manage a crisis situation and help a friend when they…
Sharing – The Silent Victims: A Hidden World Where Boys Are Trafficked
There is a lot to read and digest in the article linked below. I think some of us might find it very surprising to learn that what we commonly see portrayed as “human trafficking”, is only a small portion of what is actually happening. I know that any major media outlet doing a story about…
