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    Sharing – Survey: More Young People Are Depressed During the Pandemic. But They May Be Using Social Media to Cope

    ByMikeM March 18, 2021March 17, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

    I’ve seen this possibility since 2001, when I started blogging. The possibility that someone, somewhere, dealing with mental health issues, or overcoming abuse, would hop online looking for someone, anyone, who understands that they are dealing with.

    We’ve never had more ways to connect with each other, even during a pandemic. Why not use them, and why not be the person who connects others online?

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    Sharing – America’s ‘Extremely Punitive’ Prisons Make Mental Illness Worse

    ByMikeM March 16, 2021March 15, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

    This opinion piece from Katherine Kornberg covers ground that might seem familiar to long-time readers, but if you’re new around here, this is the reality of where our mental health system is. Completely under-funded, under-resourced, and as a result? This: “Without the proper community-based mental health solutions, prisons and jails have become a “dumping ground”…

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    Sharing – On TikTok, mental health creators are confused for therapists. That’s a serious problem.

    ByMikeM March 12, 2021March 12, 2021 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    But, if you had a broken arm, you wouldn’t hop online and talk to your life coach. You’d go see a professional to have it treated. There’s a reason for that, just as there should be a reason why, when someone needs mental health advice, they should get it from professionals, and not random people on the internet.

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    Sharing – Your Guide to Reentering Society Post-Vaccine

    ByMikeM March 11, 2021March 11, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

    If I’m being honest with myself, I need this. I’m probably dealing right now with a level of social anxiety that is far and above anything I’ve ever dealt with before.

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    Reviews Elsewhere – Level Up by Michelle Ribiero

    ByMikeM March 9, 2021March 9, 2021 Reading Time: 1 minute

    Michael Dinich provides some insight into a book designed to help all of us become mentally stronger, and build resiliency:

    Michelle Ribiero’s guidebook for mental toughness transcends its goal by being more than a self-help book, but a testament that anyone, anywhere, can achieve their goals with the right advice.

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    Sharing – What We (Still) Refuse to Believe About Mental Illness

    ByMikeM March 8, 2021March 7, 2021 Reading Time: 2 minutes

    It’s true that most people dealing with bipolar or schizophrenia are not dangerous, and it’s also true that someone in the middle of a psychotic episode is not going to seem very “normal” to us. Unfortunately, what that often means is that people will call the police, because who else is there to call? Then, the police, who are trained to deal with dangerous criminals, act accordingly, because, again, they have no other training. The best option for them is to get the person off the streets and way from the public, which means jail, because, once more, there’s probably not anywhere else to take them.

    Now they are part of the criminal justice system. A place with almost no mental health treatment available.

    Of course, as the article below also reminds us, that’s only if they actually survive all of these encounters, which is, far too often, not the case.

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