As we celebrate Mental Health Awareness Month, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the exceptional team of therapists, clinicians, consultants, and specialists at We Care. Your unwavering commitment throughout the year to assist children and families struggling with mental health challenges is truly commendable. Your remarkable efforts and steadfast dedication are transforming lives for the better. Your empathetic and meaningful support makes a significant difference in the lives of our community’s most vulnerable members. Thank you for everything you do every day.
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I think we can all agree that protecting teens’ mental health online is one of the most crucial things we as a society must do. As the mom of 2 teens - and a leader at YouTube - I feel this as an existential need. So I’m grateful that in recognition of Safer Internet Day, we’re expanding our safeguards for teen content recommendations - to make sure that content that may be ok to watch as a single video, but could be problematic if viewed in repetition, isn’t recommended repeatedly. We’re also sharing resources developed by experts to help guide age-appropriate mental health content. Check out our official YouTube blog for this and other tools that will help you manage your teens’ time on YouTube. https://lnkd.in/ezXsE7KP
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It's Time to talk. This annual awareness day brings together friends, families, communities and workplaces for open and honest conversations about mental health. By sharing feelings and experiences, we can end the stigma, foster understanding, and improve lives. Though starting these conversations may seem difficult, their power to evoke change is immense. So when someone asks how you're doing, don't just say "fine." Have the courage to share what's really on your mind. Let's connect and support each other. Together, our voices can make a difference. Make today the day you start talking.
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Over the coming weeks our own Darius Lacey will be sharing a mini-content series about how meeting young men where they are can deliver insights to drive change - stay tuned + follow along to hear all about it! #research #insights #methodology #bestpractice
As our expertise in young men’s mental health at The Good Side has developed over the years, we have had a lot of time to think about best practice when conducting research in this area. We have developed a few guiding principles that we are taking into how we continue to approach this topic, in our new series about meeting young men where they are. Keep an eye out for more in the coming weeks! 🧠 #research #insights #methodology #bestpractice
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Let's Keep the Mental Health Conversation Alive Mental Health Awareness Week was last week, so let's reflect on the power of these dedicated weeks in raising awareness and sparking crucial conversations. However, our commitment to mental health doesn't end with that week. It's essential to keep the dialogue ongoing every day, every month, throughout the year. We must create spaces where those affected by mental health challenges feel heard, supported, and understood. Let's ensure everyone has a voice and a safe place to turn to when needed. By continuing these conversations, we break down barriers, reduce stigma, and pave the way for a more empathetic and supportive society. So, let's not let the momentum fade. Let's pledge to keep talking, listening, and advocating for mental health awareness and support.
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Abi Rohrer, a woman in Dickinson you should know, is reshaping narratives around mental health and recovery. Her story is a testament to resilience and community impact. Discover her work here: https://bit.ly/3SWR14O
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Happy Minority Mental Health Month! Here are three tips on how to celebrate it:
Did you know that July is Minority Mental Health Month? We're celebrating by challenging you to be more intentional about your mental health by: 1. Being your own safe space. 2. Seeking community and solidarity. 3. Reaching out for help. Challenge yourself and help us redefine "strong" all month long!
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“Saying no can be hard for anyone, but with practice, this becomes easier. It is about prioritising your own mental health and well-being and ensuring that you feel comfortable in certain situations.” In our latest blog, Eden, a member of the Ambitious Youth Network, writes about setting boundaries as an autistic young person and the positive impact this can have. Read here: https://bit.ly/45I4cKk
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“Saying no can be hard for anyone, but with practice, this becomes easier. It is about prioritising your own mental health and well-being and ensuring that you feel comfortable in certain situations.” In our latest blog, Eden, a member of the Ambitious Youth Network, writes about setting boundaries as an autistic young person and the positive impact this can have. Read here: https://bit.ly/45I4cKk
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Check out our latest news insight for Men's Mental Health Awareness Month. As June ends, we're highlighting the critical issue of mental health in the industry. At Amiri, we stand together: "You are not alone." Discover how we're supporting our team with mental health first aiders, private medical care, and a confidential email for extra support. Let's break the stigma and build a more resilient team together. https://lnkd.in/e_z4NQdX
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