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Mind your mental health. On World Mental Health Day 2024, this is your reminder to take a deep breath. Your elected representatives want to make mental health a priority. Whether at home or in the workplace, they recognise that more must be done to ensure the mental wellbeing of Europeans. Some of the issues that MEPs have raised include: ?? Promoting mental health for all, with a special focus on vulnerable groups ?? Tackling discrimination, stigma and social exclusion ?? Improving access to mental health services ?? Ensuring the right to disconnect from work after hours. Find out what Parliament is doing to protect your mental health ?? https://europa.eu/!MXTTVh

In my opinion mental health is a central key for solving many problems we discuss day by day. Healthy employees and managers will be more efficient. People who are mentally healthy are more calm than people who are stressed from early morning till bed time. This will reduce aggressive and hostile behaviour in our daily life. With a stable mental health we are able to solve problems without worrying so much about. Overall, we will benefit personally, the european economy will benefit, the society will benefit by reducing the gap of opposing views. But which political tools are able to reach the goal of a nearly healthy society and how to implement them in our different national health systems? ??♀???♀?

? Today, on World Mental Health Day, it’s crucial to recognize the importance of mental well-being in all aspects of life, including work and education. ?? ? Prioritizing mental health not only boosts productivity but also fosters a supportive environment where everyone can thrive. ? Let’s break the stigma, open up conversations, and support one another—because mental health matters every day. #WorldMentalHealthDay #MentalHealthMatters #SupportAndThrive

?? World Mental Health Day reminds us that meaningful connections make all the difference. In Australia, 1 in 5 people experience mental ill-health. By fostering strong, genuine relationships, we're more likely to notice when someone is struggling and offer support. Sometimes, a simple conversation can make a life-changing impact. Take the time to connect today and every day. ?? For tips on how to build meaningful connections, visit: [https://lnkd.in/gKqW_cJ3)

What better way to raise awareness of mental health than Mental Health Day? Mental Health Week, of course! ?? This year, the European Mental Health Week will happen for the fifth time. This year's theme "Co-Creation" resonates particularly well with us at PsychedelicsEUROPE. Since our founding, bringing together diverse people from diverse backgrounds and perspectives has been an integral part of our work. ?? Because only together can we change Europe for the better and improve the lives of those suffering. ?? This week is another piece in the mosaic of the slow but growing acceptance of mental health on the EU agenda. ???? Mental health has been a priority for the last three Council Presidencies (Czech Republic, Spain, and Belgium) and the European Parliament, with many of its members participating in working groups on the topic. ?? We hope the Commission will soon align with the speed of the other EU institutions. The upcoming legislative period offers a good opportunity to reprioritise and refocus on the urgent mental health needs of Europeans. ??? We will continue to support this development! https://lnkd.in/gRe7XKzK

Today is World Mental Health Day. On this day, it is important to reflect on and recognise how the leisure sector can support community mental health through activities and social connection opportunities. Belgravia Foundation's initiatives such as the Mental Health e-Learning Program (MHeLP), Take Charge program, and mental health incident posters are tools which are crucial in integrating mental health supports into leisure facilities to build awareness and assist community wellbeing. To learn more about these programs and their impacts in fostering physical, mental, and social health benefits, read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g4-Bz2cc

On World Mental Health Day, organisations all across Europe came together in a joint statement to demand a comprehensive European strategy on mental health. At the same time, our team went to Strasbourg to engage MEPs to support the campaign for an Intergroup on mental health. These are crucial steps to ensure that mental health policies are prioritised and well-resourced across all sectors, as stressed as well by several MEPs during the EP Debate on Mental Health on the 10th of October: it is now time to go from words to action. Read more about our priority actions: https://lnkd.in/eVs33Y48 ?? You can endorse the joint statement until December 10th and help us shape a Europe where everyone’s mental health thrives. #EU4MentalHealth #mentalhealth

The European Mental Health Week is a pan-European initiative that aims to raise awareness of the importance of mental health in our everyday lives, set up by Mental Health Europe. Running from May 13 to 19, this fifth edition is all about co-creation, a process which prioritises real needs and inspires shared accountability in mental health. This week-long online action is a chance for everyone to share personal stories of coping with difficulties, and highlight the need for action. The EHC joins the #EuropeanMentalHealthWeek call for a mental health care system that is equitable and accessible to all, especially to people in vulnerable situations such as people with bleeding disorders. Collaboration. Respect. Equality. Let’s make it a reality together ?? Read more on the EHC stance and initiatives here: tinyurl.com/am4ma2hr And you? What impacts your mental health? What would you prioritise and how? Tell us in the comments section below ?? #BetterTogether

In today's world, mental health is increasingly recognized as a crucial component of overall well-being. However, addressing mental health challenges effectively requires more than just individual efforts; it necessitates robust community collaboration. When communities come together to support mental health initiatives, they create a powerful network of care that can address the diverse needs of their members. Citadel Wellness aims for community collaboration in mental health that involves ALL stakeholders, including healthcare providers, local organizations, schools, businesses, and residents, working together towards a common goal. This collective effort enhances the availability and accessibility of mental health services, creating an environment where individuals feel supported and understood. By fostering open dialogue and reducing stigma, communities can promote mental health awareness and encourage those in need to seek help.

In a world with an ageing population, the mental health challenges faced by older adults—ranging from social isolation to physical decline—deserve greater attention. It's crucial to take a life-course perspective, understanding how mental health in later years is shaped by earlier life stages. ? On this #WorldMentalHealthDay 2024, we invite you to reflect on how we can promote mental wellbeing and prevent multi-morbidity in older adults, ensuring they not only add healthy years to life but also find purpose, joy, and fulfilment in those years. ? Read more about Mental health and?wellbeing in?our latest post written by our partner ODELIA BEN HARUSH, PhD with the contributions of Paola Buedo, “Ageing well?- The connection to mental health” at https://lnkd.in/efH6X69D