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The youth mental health crisis is growing at an unprecedented rate, but resources are declining. Kids who need care are having to wait too long to get it, and many parents lack the awareness or resources to address these issues, before it’s too late. So kids are ending up in the emergency room, or worse. Together, we can do more. Here is how Brightline can support the families in your organization: https://lnkd.in/g5VQGjPx #MentalHealth #EmployerBenefits #MentalHealthBenefits #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #YouthMentalHealth

?? At Vital, Empowering Those in Our Care is Our Priority ?? We understand the importance of supporting mental health, which is why we are highlighting World Suicide Prevention Day. This day plays a crucial role in mental health care, focusing on the power of compassionate support. ?? Having difficult conversations with loved ones or those we're concerned about is a vital part of this process. ??? The goal of World Suicide Prevention Day is to foster hope and show love to those who are struggling. By offering resources and providing a listening ear without judgment, we can make a meaningful difference. ?? Let’s unite in spreading hope and support on this significant day. ?? #WorldSuicidePreventionDay #MentalHealthMatters #SupportAndCare #seniorcare #disabilitycare #agedcare #seniorliving #agedcareprovider #seniorcareprovider #livingwithdementia #elderlycare #ndisprovider

This statistic means you will come in contact with someone who has experienced a #maternal mental health disorder or #postpartumdepression. The first step to changing culture is awareness. #MMHWeek2024?#StorytellingSavesLives?#MaternalMentalHealth #lcnwellness

?? As practitioners, we have a big responsibility to not only our clients but also their families and caregivers. What can we do to support the mental health of those caregivers, especially in the hard seasons? #knowledgenowsolutions #bcba #telehealthaba #drbrittfarley

Working in mental health homes, social workers bring hope and support to people in some of their toughest moments. They help patients feel heard and valued, offering counseling, creating care plans, and advocating for their well-being. Social workers also guide families, helping them understand mental health challenges and find ways to support their loved ones. By working alongside healthcare teams, they ensure that every patient gets the care and dignity they deserve, paving the way for recovery and a better future. #MentalHealthCare #SocialWorkInAction #SupportAndRecovery

Sometimes the hardest step is asking for help. Suicide leaves a profound impact on individuals, families, and entire communities, extending beyond a personal struggle to a critical public health issue. At Northwell Direct, we understand and empathize with those facing mental health challenges. We are dedicated to raising awareness, reducing stigma, and fostering open conversations that can save lives. If you or someone you know is struggling, we're here to help connect you with the right support. Every conversation, no matter how small, builds a more supportive community and strengthens the continuums of care for all. https://lnkd.in/eD6TtX6T #starttheconversation #mentalhealtmatters #worldsuicideday #wspd #changingthenarrative #worldsuicidepreventionday

Young children can and do face mental health challenges, and it can be difficult for them to work through what they're feeling. As caregivers, we can make a difference by showing them small acts of kindness, like spending time with them or offering comfort when they need it most. Talk to your doctor or a trusted healthcare professional about resources available to help your little one. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalHealthMonth #AskForHelp #ChildrensMentalHealth #MentalHealth #SDEarlyCarePartners

Mental health struggles are often left unaddressed due to lack of proper resources for those in need. #mentalhealth #resources The lack of access to mental healthcare and support services create challenges for many individuals as they try to cope with health issues and make choices in life. #healthcare #choices Not having enough mental health professionals, programs and facilities lead people down difficult paths and limit their options. We must work to change this by advocating for increased funding, services and awareness about mental illnesses. #advocate #mentalhealthawareness

September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month Healthcare workers are professional caregivers, but it's crucial to remember that we must also care for ourselves and each other. The demands of our profession are immense, and the toll on our mental health is real. Remember: It's okay to ask for help. It's okay to take a step back. It's okay to prioritize your mental well-being. Check in with your colleagues, offer a listening ear, and most importantly, seek support if you need it. You are not alone. Whether it’s through talking to a trusted colleague, reaching out to a mental health professional, or utilizing support programs available to you — help is always available. #SuicidePrevention #HealthcareHeroes #MentalHealthMatters #YouAreNotAlone #HealthcareWorkers #SelfCareIsHealthcare