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For World Mental Health Day 2024, the message focuses on the importance of fostering resilience and well-being for all, especially in an increasingly fast-paced and interconnected world. This year’s theme emphasizes the significance of creating environments where people can talk openly about their mental health and seek help without stigma. Let us commit to prioritizing mental health as a universal human right by: - Advocating for equal access to mental health care and resources for everyone, everywhere. - Supporting each other through open conversations and breaking down barriers of shame. - Promoting workplace and community initiatives that encourage mental well-being. By taking steps to understand and address mental health challenges, we can build a more supportive, inclusive society where everyone has the chance to thrive emotionally and psychologically.

As a society, we’re beginning to understand and accept the relationship between mental and physical health and promoting a culture of “whole health,” including body and mind. In doing so, we’re changing the way we view mental health and promoting equality between mental and physical health. Now, we’re talking about “health concerns” rather than “mental health concerns” to normalize conversations and remove barriers. A toolkit for addressing and supporting mental health, issued yearly by Mental Health America, provides a wealth of educational information, fact sheets, definitions, and guides for use in understanding and addressing mental health. It’s important to know that help is available immediately by calling or texting 988. To view the toolkit visit chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://ow.ly/LT3N50RHsh0

Every July, National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month shines a spotlight on the unique challenges faced by racial and ethnic minorities regarding mental health. Established in 2008, this observance aims to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and improve access to mental health services for underrepresented communities. This month serves as a crucial reminder that mental health is an essential part of overall well-being and that systemic barriers must be addressed to achieve mental health equity. Visit our blog to learn more about National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month and how you can help bridge the gap. https://buff.ly/4etF6nt

"Redefine Mental Wellness," follows the stories of young adults as they navigate through challenging thoughts and emotions. In the face of negativity, these individuals learn to reframe their mindset, replacing self-doubt with positive self-talk. Through their journey, they also realize the importance of reaching out to family for support when facing mental health challenges. The overarching message of the PSA is to break the stigma around mental illness. By showcasing the courage and strength it takes to seek help and open up about struggles, the campaign aims to encourage dialogue and promote a more understanding and accepting society. Join us in the movement to redefine mental wellness and create a more inclusive and supportive community for those facing mental health challenges. Together, we can break the stigma and foster a culture of openness and compassion. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/gJWtiDVj #silencetheshame #mentalhealth

In this Episode titled Men's Mental Health,we delve into the critical topic of men's mental health, exploring how societal norms have often denied men the opportunity and safe space to share their vulnerable stories. We examine factors contributing to unhealthy mental states, such as societal pressures, academic stress, financial challenges, and the personal pressure to achieve success quickly, overlooking that everyone has their own unique journey. We also discuss the importance of seeking therapy when things become overwhelming and the value of having close friends and a supportive community. Finally, we emphasize the necessity of keeping the conversation about mental health ongoing. Join us as we break down barriers and encourage openness and support for men's mental well-being. Click the link below to watch it https://lnkd.in/d_WZ2Qj5

Today, we celebrate Mental Health Day—a vital opportunity to honor the profound impact of mental well-being in our lives and communities. As professionals in the mental health field, we find immense joy in witnessing our clients' journeys toward healing and growth. Each tear shed and breakthrough achieved reminds us of the strength and resilience inherent in every individual. Once a misunderstood profession, mental health support is now recognized as essential, with more people seeking guidance than ever before. This shift reflects a growing awareness that prioritizing mental health is not just beneficial, but crucial for a fulfilling life. On this special day, we encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect on their mental health. Let’s commit to fostering an environment where open conversations are welcomed, stigma is challenged, and self-care is prioritized. A healthier mind truly leads to a healthier life, and together, we can create a culture that values and uplifts mental well-being. Here’s to embracing our mental health and supporting one another on this journey! #healthymindhappierlife #Asimportantasphysicalhealth #proudcounsellingpsychologist #mentahealthmatters #worldmentalhealthday

Today for Mental Health Awareness Week, let’s bring urgent attention to men’s mental health, a vital issue often hidden behind a veil of stigma and silence. Shockingly, in the UK, men are three times more likely than women to die by suicide, with many cases linked to the lack of open discussions around mental health. Furthermore, only 36% of referrals to NHS talking therapies are for men, indicating a significant gap in seeking and receiving help. These statistics underscore a crisis that demands our immediate attention and action. It’s time to break the silence and initiate powerful, open discussions about mental health. Creating spaces where men feel safe to express their struggles is crucial in breaking the barriers to mental health care. By encouraging discussions among friends, brothers, fathers, and sons, and ensuring they are heard, we can shift attitudes and underline that mental health is a critical issue for everyone. Muscle Mind Wellness #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek #MensMentalHealth #BreakTheSilence #ItsOkayToTalk #MentalHealthMatters #StopMaleSuicide

#MensHealthMatters2024, #ABBMenSupportMen, #ABBMen_ZA. Why men often do not seek help o) Social expectations and Cultural norms - Norms of being Masculine o) Distraction instead of coping - such as Substance abuse, Sports So how can we better support men to speak up about their mental health? 1.???Create more accessible and convenient spaces for men to talk about their mental health. 2.???Fix the education system so that mental health is discussed from a young age. ? 3.??Change the terminology we use to talk about men’s health. ? 4.??Better representation of mental health in the media ? 5.??Mandatory mental health first aiders? ? Ignorance is bliss, but not when it comes to health matters. ?

At NAMI Pasco, we know that stigma still holds so many back from seeking the care they need. Today, on #PositiveThinkingDay, we want to highlight how a shift in our thinking can help eradicate the barriers that stigma creates. Positive thinking is more than just looking on the bright side; it’s about building a community where compassion, openness, and understanding are the norm. By challenging harmful stereotypes, fostering supportive conversations, and promoting mental wellness as a priority, we can break down the stigma surrounding mental health. Every day, we work to create a world where no one feels ashamed to ask for help, but the fight against stigma requires all of us. Together, we can make a difference by starting with empathy and continuing with action. Let’s stand united in ending the stigma and supporting mental wellness for all. Today and every day, let’s keep the conversation going. #PositiveThinking #EndTheStigma #MentalHealthAwareness #NAMI #WellnessForAll

Embracing mental health is more than awareness; it's about taking action. On World Mental Health Day, we recognize each individual's right to mental wellness—a right that knows no borders, embraces all backgrounds, and affirms our shared humanity. Today, let's reaffirm our commitment to creating a world where mental health care is not a privilege but a given. Together, we can demolish stigma, construct support systems, and provide the tools for resilience and recovery. Join the global movement to ensure mental health for all. Build hope. Make it happen.