Links I’m Sharing (weekly)
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
It’s Time to Stop Blaming Men for Their Mental Health Woes Male suicide rates in Wales ‘a national emergency’ Those with mental illness need more programs not just more slogans ‘Like hearing their voices’: Researcher analyzes suicide notes to save lives What It Was Like Doing the ’10-Year Photo Challenge’ as a Childhood Trauma Survivor…
Rising cases of abuse, neglect: The good, the bad, the ugly tags: CA Solitary Confinement: Mental Illness and Isolation tags: CA Blog Against Child Abuse – March 2013 Edition tags: CA Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Depression tags: CA Are More Female Teachers Having Inappropriate Relationships With Teen Students? tags: CA Author Jayneen Sanders offers tips…
“Likened by some to the gay rights movement, with its beginnings in personal revelation, the groundswell to lift the stigma connected with mental illness has had a multiplying effect accelerated by social media. The more people who “come out” about their mental illness and are met with acceptance, the more others feel it’s safe to…
A Wayfair sex trafficking lie pushed by QAnon hurt real kids– It may be behind a paywall, but this is a good story describing how the lie hurt real people and continues to hurt real people.
10 Realistic Ways To Set Boundaries With Others During The Holidays
Mental Health Care is Hard to Come By, Especially If You’re Poor
Can depression worsen Covid-19 and other infections? And can a virus make you depressed?
The first Peer SupportGroup session took place in early October 2015, with positive reviews from both users and moderators. The service functions similar to a group chat, where male survivors of childhood sexual abuse can support other men in their journey of trauma recovery. Men from all over the country can chat back and forth…
“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…