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The holiday season is often seen as a time for connection, celebration, and reflection. But for many, it can also bring feelings of sadness, isolation, and fatigue. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), a type of depression triggered by shorter days and less sunlight, can make this time of year even more difficult. For individuals managing substance use, the added stress of the holidays may sometimes lead to reliance on past coping habits. Instead, consider embracing new, life-giving practices like movement, focusing on your progress, and prioritizing self-care. And remember—these challenges don’t have to be faced alone. At Navigator Healthcare Inc., we believe that hope and healing are possible—even in the darkest months. With the right support and care, brighter days are ahead. This holiday season, take time for yourself, reach out when you need help, and know you are not alone. We’re here to support you every step of the way. #MentalHealthSupport #SAD #SubstanceUseRecovery #HolidayHealing #NavigatorHealthcare

🌟 December Can Be Beautiful—But It Can Also Be Hard 🌟 As the holiday lights glow and the year winds down, many struggle with feelings of sadness, loneliness, or fatigue. These could be signs of seasonal depression, also known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Signs to Watch For: 🌧️ Persistent low mood or sadness 💤 Increased fatigue or sleeping too much 💔 Loss of interest in activities you once loved 🍔 Changes in appetite or weight 😟 Difficulty concentrating or making decisions You don’t have to face these feelings alone. At Revel Care, we offer compassionate home care to brighten your days and ease the burdens of daily life. ✨ How We Can Help: 🫶 Friendly companionship to lift your spirits 🍽️ Assistance with meal prep to keep you nourished 🏠 Help with maintaining a comfortable and safe home 🚶 Encouragement to stay active and engaged Let us help reveal the beauty in every season. 💛 📍Contact us today www.RevelCareSC.com to learn more. #SeasonalDepression #MentalHealthMatters #RevelCare #HomeCareSupport #CompassionateCare

This time 10 years ago I was in a Canadian psych ward, slept most of the day and couldn’t figure out how to recover from clinical depression. I certainly haven’t ‘made it’ (whatever that is) and everyday is not perfection and bliss, but these days I can smile with my eyes. I embrace opportunities and growth. I’m in great health! I now share my story as part of the Beyond Blue Speakers Program*. (Details in the comments). Nope, I didn’t recover overnight - but I did recover! It took time and effort, baby steps forward. And, life is now better than ever. So, to anyone suffering from depression, or caring for someone that is, I want to offer you the voice of hope this ‘RU OK Day’. …. Looking back to September, 2014, each day blended into the next, I couldn’t think beyond my next meal and having a shower took mammoth effort. That’s what depression is like, but it’s not always that easy to recognise. For me it started as: - burnout - taking on too much and not knowing how to remove things from my schedule or slow down. - becoming a mum of 2 young children - one with behavioural problems. - dysfunctional relationship I had outgrown but didn’t know how to leave. - isolation and living away from a support system. But there are many causes and routes to recovery. …. If you’re suffering, please reach out and seek help. There’s no shame in slowing down, asking for medical support and taking medication. This is a storm and yes, this too will pass. … If someone in your world (workplace, family, friends) is struggling, don’t allow them to isolate. Get them out for walks, pick up the phone and call/text them, encourage them to seek support and follow that advice. It’s so hard to start, but with time recovery is very possible. … Keep an eye on your workmates. Reach out to your friends (especially the strong ones). Ask for help when you need it. It’s ok to not be ok. Fred Coulson #ruokday #depression #beyondblue #mentalhealth #anxiety

The holiday season can be tough for many of us. While it’s often seen as a time of joy and celebration, it can also bring feelings of sadness, stress, or even isolation. If you’re wondering whether you’re just going through a rough patch or if it might be something more serious, like depression, this video is for you. In this video, I break down the key differences between everyday sadness and clinical depression to help you better understand what you’re experiencing. We’ll talk about: ✨ How to recognize the signs of depression. ✨ When professional help might be needed. ✨ Why seeking support is a sign of strength—not shame. The holidays aren’t always easy, and you don’t have to navigate these feelings alone. Whether this video is for you or someone you care about, it’s a great first step toward understanding and healing. https://lnkd.in/eRv9X5Wf

उम्र भर ख़याली भूतों से अगर मैं ना डरता, खुदा मैं क्या ज़ोर से जीता, खुदा मैं क्या चैन से मरता ! ( If I had not feared imaginary ghosts all my life, How fiercely would I have lived, How peacefully would I have died. ) These lines are from one of the highest-rated web series by The Viral Fever. Notice how accurately these lines reflect our real lives. We humans often fear and worry about things that don't actually exist. We continuously ponder what could go wrong, causing unnecessary stress. Interestingly, these fears usually concern matters we cannot control. For things we can control, we take preventive actions and don't worry as much. So, if the problem doesn't exist or if it's something we can't control, why waste time and energy worrying? There is a fine line between thinking and overthinking, and it's important not to cross it. Overthinking is a state of mind that can unknowingly become a habit and could potentially lead to serious mental health issues. So, let's not overthink, and live life to the fullest. #overthinking #mentalhealth #livestressfree #stressmanagement #livefearless

🎄 The Holidays Aren't Always Merry for Everyone 🎄 While the holiday season is often seen as a time of joy and celebration, for many, it can bring feelings of stress, loneliness, and depression. It's okay not to feel okay. 🌟 At New Horizon 4 Life (NH4L), we’re here to remind you that you’re never alone on this journey. 💙 Let’s prioritize mental health this season: 1️⃣ Reach Out: If you're struggling, don’t hesitate to talk to someone you trust or a mental health professional. You don't have to face this alone. 2️⃣ Practice Self-Care: Rest, eat well, and take time for activities that bring you peace, even if it’s just a quiet moment with a cup of tea. 3️⃣ Set Boundaries: It’s okay to say no. Protect your energy and focus on what truly matters to you. 4️⃣ Check on Loved Ones: A simple call or message can make a world of difference to someone who may be feeling isolated. 5️⃣ Gratitude & Reflection: Focus on small things you’re grateful for each day—it can shift your perspective in tough times. If you're feeling overwhelmed, know that help is available. 📞 Call or text 988 for the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline (U.S.). At NH4L, we’re dedicated to empowering veterans and their families. If you or someone you know needs support, we’re here to help. Let’s spread love and understanding, not just gifts, this season. 💚 Together, we can find light even in the darkest moments. #MentalHealthMatters #NH4L #HolidaySupport #YouAreNotAlone #SelfCare #SpreadKindness

The holiday season can be a difficult time for people who experience social anxiety. Instead of being the most wonderful time of year, it can lead to feelings of stress, sadness, or even both. As you prepare to host a party or get-together this holiday season, keep in mind these tips to help all of your friends and family enjoy themselves: https://bit.ly/47FLNyH

Movember Day 6: "Under Your Scars" Do you have scars? I do. A LOT of them. Most of them you can see, and I'm sure there's a cool story behind some of them. Like the scar on my right firearm that I've had since I was 4 years old. Like most kids of my Era, I thought I was Spider-Man and decided it would be a great idea to climb up my dresser to get a toy that was taken away from me. The dresser fell on top of me in my conquest and I broke my arm. 6-8 weeks later it was time to get the cast taken off. I didn't realize they were going to use a saw to cut the cast off, and I panicked because I thought they were going to cut my arm off. The blade cut me and I've had a scar ever since. But what about the scars you don't see? Inevitably, we all have them. Scars to your heart, to your mind, scars that effect how you go through your day-to-day life. What do you do about those scars? Some of us, we compartmentalize them and do our best not to let those scars be shown in fear that the open wound underneath is going to be made worse. Your mental health is worth protecting. At the end of the day, we're not bulletproof and we need an outlet. Those scars add up. Find someone to talk to. I know that getting professional help is becoming more and more difficult by the day, but if you need it, seek it. Don't allow a stigma to hold back your healing process. You can't be the man you want to be without working on healing your scars. Don't do it for someone else, do it for yourself. To be the best version of you, you have to take of your MIND, body, and Soul. #movember4menshealth

Did you know that 64% of individuals living with mental illness report feeling worse during the holidays? The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) reminds us of a powerful truth: the holiday season can bring unique challenges for so many. Yet in these moments, there’s a beautiful opportunity to connect, to care, and to remind ourselves that no one is alone. As we scroll through social media filled with snapshots of joy, let’s remember: not every victory is measured in smiles or achievements. For some, surviving the year is an incredible triumph. If that’s you, celebrate your strength. You are worthy, your journey matters, and your emotions are valid. 💙 Remember, your holiday season doesn’t have to mirror anyone else’s. Whether you’re celebrating with joy or embracing stillness, your experience is valid. Let’s create a holiday where inclusivity, empathy, and self-compassion take centre stage. 💌 This season, let’s remind ourselves and each other: you are enough, just as you are. #MentalHealthAwareness #HolidayWellness #YouMatter #MindfulSeason