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Shared Links (weekly) Aug. 27, 2023
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How to be a good listener – and how to know when you’re doing it right
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How to Talk to Your Kids About Social Media and Mental Health– It’s more complicated than politicians would tell you it is. Make sure you’re not leaving kids to figure it out on their own.
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World Senior Citizens’ Day: Signs of mental illness in elderly
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Link – 10 Staggering Stats That Prove Mental Illness Affects Everyone
“A mental health condition isn’t a singular problem that one person experiences. A loss in earnings due to a mental health disorder can impact a spouse. Death by suicide related to mental illness can devastate a family. Mental health disorders have a ripple effect on the individual and their loved ones, coworkers or even an…
This Week’s Links (weekly)
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…
Horrible Decision Leaves Survivors Seeking Help Exposed in UK
It seems ridiculous that this even happened, but apparent;y in the UK, it did. Survivors of child abuse say they have received death threats after the chairman of a Commons committee released scores of emails containing the identities of four abuse victims. In a letter to the home secretary, the victims, who have been campaigning…
Link – Family Support Reduces College Students’ Loneliness, Risk of Suicide
New research finds that family support matters, even for college kids. University of Michigan investigators discovered that when college students feel isolated and disconnected, support from family members can keep them from harming themselves during difficult times, “Parents can serve as a first-line of defense in efforts to prevent or reduce the risk of suicide…
