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🫶Branded merchandise can connect people to their passions. Whether it’s custom cleats on the field or promotional products for your business, thoughtful branding tells a story, makes an impact, and inspires action. Let Joe Burrow’s example be a reminder: Merch isn’t just a product—it’s a platform to elevate your cause, your brand, and your voice. At Score, we love to support our clients passions, and that can be as simple as choosing brands that give back. Promotions with purpose: https://lnkd.in/gAdCppxM #MyCauseMyCleats #JoeBurrow #MerchMatters

Understanding the importance of raising awareness about suicide, particularly firearm suicide, is crucial. Advocating for secure storage practices, educating about risks, and offering mental health support are essential in reducing firearm-related suicides. It is vital to seek assistance when needed. Learn more at https://buff.ly/46m1tY9

In the wake of the recent school shooting in Georgia, it’s crucial to find a balance in how we acknowledge the loss and trauma experienced. To honor those affected without retraumatizing or desensitizing, consider these approaches: 1. Practice Compassionate Communication: Share messages of support and solidarity. Avoid graphic details or sensationalizing the event. Focus on empathy and understanding. 2. Encourage Open Conversations: Create safe spaces for individuals to express their feelings and fears. Listen actively and validate their experiences. 3. Promote Healthy Coping Strategies: Share resources for mental health support, such as counseling services and hotlines. Encourage self-care and professional help. 4. Support Community Initiatives: Engage with or contribute to efforts aimed at preventing future tragedies and supporting affected families and communities. 5. Respect Privacy: Allow those directly impacted to grieve in their own time and space. Avoid pressuring anyone to speak or share before they’re ready. Finding balance means being mindful of the emotional impact on everyone involved. Let's come together to support each other with kindness and understanding.

At Cyti Psychological, we understand the importance of mental health awareness in schools. 😍 The recent article discusses how an island high school organized a mental health day to prioritize the well-being of its students. This proactive approach not only promotes mental wellness but also destigmatizes seeking help for mental health issues. #MentalHealth #SchoolWellness #IslandLife #StudentSupport #MentalHealthAwareness #MentalWellness, #CommunityCare #StudentWellbeing #HighSchool https://vist.ly/3bmzc

The past two weeks have been challenging for many across our state. Our goal at SCIMHA is to help caregivers and those working children navigate the emotions and mental well-being of the children in their lives. Our Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Specialists put together this helpful guide on how to de-code what your child's behaviors after a natural disaster might be telling you. Check it out on SCIMHA’s blog using this link: https://lnkd.in/eFgkRCxY

Mental health awareness month #day5 Today is a Sunday , sure most of us went to church smile 😊 .... did you?? Today I'm taking this advocacy 🪧 to churches"Mental Health Advocacy in Churches: Let's Break the Silence!!!! It's good to pray, it's fine if you speak in tongues, evangelism is great, but do we check on our mental health?? As people of faith, we're called to care for one another's well-being - body, mind, and spirit. Yet, mental health is often stigmatized or overlooked in our communities. It's time to change that! Let's create safe spaces for open conversations, support, and resources. Let's educate ourselves and others about mental health. Let's pray for and with those struggling, and advocate for inclusive, compassionate care. Together, we can break the silence and build a culture of understanding, love, and support. Let's prioritize mental health in our churches and show the world what it means to truly love our neighbors as ourselves. #MentalHealthAdvocacy #ChurchesForMentalHealth #BreakTheSilence"#sunday #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport #ItCouldBeYou #mentalhealthadvocacy #sundayvibes

Untreated mental illness costs Wichita-area employers $7,000/employee/year in lost bottom-line profits. Most of that comes from your staff either being unaware of resources available to them, or from an unwillingness to seek those resources due to the stigma of mental illness. MHA can help you address those concerns to create a healthier and more profitable culture. Call to learn how at 316.651.1241

Mental health awareness month #day5 Today is a Sunday , sure most of us went to church smile 😊 .... did you?? Today I'm taking this advocacy 🪧 to churches"Mental Health Advocacy in Churches: Let's Break the Silence!!!! It's good to pray, it's fine if you speak in tongues, evangelism is great, but do we check on our mental health?? As people of faith, we're called to care for one another's well-being - body, mind, and spirit. Yet, mental health is often stigmatized or overlooked in our communities. It's time to change that! Let's create safe spaces for open conversations, support, and resources. Let's educate ourselves and others about mental health. Let's pray for and with those struggling, and advocate for inclusive, compassionate care. Together, we can break the silence and build a culture of understanding, love, and support. Let's prioritize mental health in our churches and show the world what it means to truly love our neighbors as ourselves. #MentalHealthAdvocacy #ChurchesForMentalHealth #BreakTheSilence"#sunday #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthsupport #ItCouldBeYou #mentalhealthadvocacy #sundayvibes

🧠 May is Mental Health Awareness Month! Did you know that 1 in 3 people in our metro area experience symptoms of chronic depression?* To help, Women United has teamed up with Region 6 Behavioral Healthcare to expand Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) training. Since the Women United initiative launched, the average number of yearly trainings and participants has doubled. Learn more about Mental Health First Aid Trainings at https://lnkd.in/gPTV9exZ *from the Community Health Needs Assessment, 2021 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #GetInvolved

I struggled with substance use for 16 years before getting sober in August of 2016 nearing 8 years ago. What I didn’t know was why I was using external means to change an internal feeling or that I was even doing that to begin with. I spent time in the corrections system and years on probation with my every breath being monitored. I knew in my heart I cared more than my results showed but I wasn’t aware there was another way. You see, since youth our minds have been soaking up information from the external world. Our caregivers, educators, and influencers, (healthy or not), have shaped our view of ourselves and the world. Throughout my 16 year progression of drug induced benders I nearly lost my life on several occasions. In 2016 I was faced with losing everything I worked hard for which provided “a moment of clarity”, a choice point rather to life or to risk my sanity and... …I chose to live. After quitting substances I soon realized through treatment, therapy, and listening to others stories that my belief system was based on survival and trauma which was completely distorting my view of myself. This was why I was chasing people, places, and things to feel “better” than how I felt day in and day out. Today I stand before you a transformed woman self aware of my thoughts, able to manage my responses to them, clear on my purpose here, clear on my values, and clear that I am the designer of my life. There is Hope and a better life through recovery. I want you to view Recovery as a mindset shift vs a failed attempt at taking care of yourself. When you do anything new in life your mind is transformed to perform thag job, career, or start that new relationship. Recovery is no different. It’s a mindset that provides what I call “a mental bridge” opening your mind up to new concepts and perspectives you had never considered ultimately providing you with new options in the decisions you have in life which results in a new outcome that benefits you vs harms. LIFE IS NOW🔥 If you’re considering this life changing decision reach out and take the first step towards a better life! I believe in YOU 💪🏽