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Link – Lets be honest about healing
Unfortunately, I think too many survivors seem to think this way: You will hear many phrases about healing. ‘When I heal’ etc. The idea of this is to give us hope. Hope that one day we will be cured and have no suffering. At the time of our darkest hour, thoughts of healing may help…
UK Charity Starts Suicide Prevention Text Line Aimed at Men
They made the announcement on World Mental Health Day yesterday, that they were taking aim at the increasing numbers of men in the UK dying from suicide, especially those who are not comfortable talking to someone about their issues. The hope is that by making a text service available across the UK that it will…
There is More Than One Way to Stigmatize Mental Health Issues
That’s a whole lot of people in this survey who are not OK with those of us who have struggled with mental health being their friend, a family member, around their kids, in a job or renting a place to live.
That’s some severe stigma.
Shared Links (weekly) Feb. 7 2021
Denver sent mental health help, not police, to hundreds of calls
44 Black Mental Health Support Resources for Anyone Who Needs Them
When Black Mental Health Suffers, We Aren’t Taken Seriously
I’m a survivor of child sexual grooming. It took me 20 years to know it wasn’t my fault
Make Space, Listen, Offer Hope: How To Help A Child At Risk Of Suicide
4 Ways to Talk to Boys About Suicide
We must overcome gender stereotypes to support survivors
Recognizing Suicidal Behavior
When a Mental-Health Crisis Lands You in Jail
Link – UK teenagers turn to mobile apps to help with mental ill health
Given what I’ve heard about how long it can take to get help through the NHS, I guess we should be glad so many young people are trying to do something. Soaring numbers of under-18s are turning to apps, online counselling and “mood diaries” to help them manage and recover from conditions that have left…
