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"I would not be who I am today without the services that CCS has offered because it has been a spot for me to mitigate my stressors and reflect upon myself." I am more than ecstatic to help raise awareness with Christine Kiray for Butler's Counseling and Consultation Services (CCS) and the great services offered. In my experience, strengthening my mental health through therapy has greatly improved my ability to perform both academically and professionally. The services have helped me become resilient to my stressors while creating a healthy environment of reflection allowing me to perform to the best of my abilities in my daily life. I am being candid when I state: "If you have a lot of external stressors in your life, come to CCS/therapy. If your life is going smoothly and great, come to CCS/therapy". This message is not just for Butler students, but for everybody this post reaches. I am a firm believer that, if mental health resources are accessible, every person should utilize them. YOU can help kick the stigma and start the conversation. I challenge you to have a conversation about mental health with somebody this week. It could be a coworker, a friend, a colleague, or a family member. You may be surprised by what conversations or discussions may arise. If you have questions about CCS or would like to have a conversation about mental health, send me a message and I am more than happy to share my perspective further. You can find more information about my conversation with Christine Kiray at https://bit.ly/3Tq4Hnv.

Integrating comprehensive mental health support into our educational frameworks ensures that every child is seen, heard, and valued. Get the "educator insight" on roles, realities, and readiness: https://ow.ly/CCIk50TYm5I

On May 29, Noelle Hause will take you through ZERO TO THREE's Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Guiding Principle #2: Culture is foundational to caregiving beliefs, assumptions, values, and behaviors. Register today for a deeper dive into IECMH.

Today Centre for Mental Health and Children and Young People’s Mental Health Coalition published a new report exploring who is missing from school and the links between school attendance and mental health. The nuance of mental health is often missing from the debate on school attendance. Not in school: The mental health barriers to school attendance covers the determinants of school absence, Government attendance initiatives and solutions to the attendance crisis. You can check out the report here: https://buff.ly/3U832U5 #NotInSchool

In this Education and Training Foundation resource, authors explain why promoting a culture of openness around mental health can help further education staff feel more comfortable discussing their mental health and accessing support. Read more here: https://lnkd.in/e9ygdgb6 #MentalHealthAwareness

Mental Health Month starts tomorrow. Let's encourage everyone to reflect on their mental health and well-being, regardless of personal experiences. This year’s theme, “Let’s Talk About It,” highlights the importance of maintaining good mental health and promotes seeking help when needed. #MentalHealthAwarenes# Let's talk about it# https://lnkd.in/dcp5hq3h

Our youth become our adults. This is a PSA for ALL of the good adults in the world to take a stand against adults who promote and encourage evil and harm against children. Stop turning a blind eye, sweeping their crimes under the rug, and pretending that broken adults who were seriously harmed as children can simply fix themselves to lead productive lives off the welfare system. Both the healthcare and judicial systems are in need of major overhaul to combat this long overdue problem. These are families whose ancestors committed genocide against Jews, blacks, Native Americans, etc. Many of them are sexual predators, whether they are compliant as a registered sex offender or not is beside the point. Many of them have slipped through the cracks for far too long, which is how they haven’t been brought to justice for their crimes. They form terroristic gangs and hate anyone who isn’t white, and are even willing to kill them as well if it falls within their agenda for dominance and control. They are still alive and active, and their ongoing reign of terror must end. You know who they are, and if you don’t then I encourage you to stay aware and find out so you can protect yourself and family against their acts of sexual and financial exploitation towards unsuspecting children and their families. We can’t allow them to continue terrorizing communities. They are the world’s most evil, causing major harms against others through human sex trafficking and federal racketeering practices. Many of them have worked their way into banking institutions and schools, and are responsible for data breaches and mishandled cash transactions. They sell your data illegally to large corporations who they have connections with, and continue stalking and preying upon those they have weakened in their grand schema. They evade paying taxes, and sometimes even work in positions that increase tax rates so they can continue stealing from the innocent. This is how these organized career criminals thrive and survive. On the bloodshed of the innocent. Sometimes they are living next door to you, or even working in positions of power and authority within your local communities. They can be quite charming at times, which is how they often gain other people’s initial trust. Many of them are even running seemingly quite successful small and family-owned and operated businesses, having deceived themselves to be upstanding citizens of your community. When you begin questioning their ideas, they often resort to forms of bullying to keep you wrapped around their finger to maintain control. Harming any child is unjustifiable. It makes me sick to think about all of the evil adults who sit around plotting and planning attacks against children. Then they spend the rest of their lives terrorizing these children into their adulthood. This is why we have a mental health crisis in America. Help stop these homegrown terrorists! No child deserves to grow up being terrorized by pedophiles.

Today's youth are facing unprecedented challenges to their mental well-being, and supportive adults can make a significant difference in a young person’s mental health journey. That’s why we created the 2024 #SupportingYoungMinds Guides. ?? These FREE tools have been created to empower parents, caregivers, teachers, and young people to provide support by fostering nonjudgmental environments where young people feel safe expressing themselves. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/e_SG_tW7

The framing of mental health in conversations deeply affects the outcome of those conversations. Thanks for sharing this resource FrameWorks Institute!

The way that we communicate about youth mental health can help build support for solutions. Here are 3 framing tips that can make a difference: 1) Make context the center of your communications. 2) Balance urgency with efficacy by offering clear, concrete solutions. 3) Emphasize common experiences and the collective “we.” Take a look at this framing resource to learn more: