Part Two on that Dreaded Phrase
Tara Rolstad
Your Go-To Expert on Mental Health for Culture and Customer Insight, Author, Professional Speaker | Change the conversation, change the culture, and change lives.
This week, more responses to use in a hard season (like when a loved one is in a mental health crisis*), when a well-meaning acquaintance friend or family member utters the dreaded?"just let me know if you need anything."?Because when you're in a crisis, you may not be able to THINK of anything.
Not in a crisis right now? Save and keep these handy for when you are, OR turn them around for yourself, so YOU can avoid saying the dreaded phrase to someone you care about, and instead, make one of these super helpful offers. (Did you miss last week's newsletter? Hit reply and I'll shoot you the fun video!)
Meanwhile, try any of these:
These?suggestions are all from We've Got This: Journal for Parents with Kids Struggling with Mental Health . Having quick answers like these at the ready can make it possible for you to get the help you need, and for your friends and family to actually help you! There are many more suggestions, tips and trick in the journal. Check it out and consider getting a copy for yourself or a friend.
Remember, we're in this together, and we can do this.
Tara
*or physical health, or any crisis, really. Plus, physical health is mental health is physical health!
P.S. I'm on a mission to help communities and organizations up their game when it comes to mental health, and I need YOU to help me get there.?If you have any suggestions, or can make any introductions, please reach out and let me know! Thanks in advance for helping me spread the word.
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4 个月What has been helpful to me when I have been in a tough season or crisis is when loved ones have said "I am here for you." This means they're there whenever I need them even if I don't know in that particular instance what that looks like. Support systems are key!!