Life’s issues can seem unmanageable at times, but with the right help, your problems can be overcome. The Imagine Center is here for you. Feel free to reach out
Human beings are resilient
Our communities are resilient
Hardship, distress, worry, and fear may obscure our path forward, but…
We will get through this, we will be OK
Be good to one another, help one another
We can be powerful medicine for each other!
#MentalHealth
For healthy coping with #Covid19 and isolation:
Stay in contact with family & friends, reach out regularly to those who are important to you – we can be powerful medicine for one another.
#MentalHealth
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
The threat of #Covid19 to ourselves, our loved ones, and our community can lead to worry, fear, sadness, even hopelessness. Talking may help:
#MentalHealth
The changes around #Covid19 - social distancing/isolation, reduced pleasurable activities, job loss, financial insecurity, can lead to worry/fear, sadness – we can feel overwhelmed at times. Talking can help:
#MentalHealth
For healthy coping with #Covid19 and isolation:
Stay in contact with family & friends, reach out regularly to those who are important to you – we can be powerful medicine for one another.
#MentalHealth
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
The threat of #Covid19 to ourselves, our loved ones, and our community can lead to worry, fear, sadness, even hopelessness. Talking may help:
#MentalHealth
Individuals in crisis, including those considering suicide, are urged to contact the Disaster Distress Helpline 24/7 at 800-985-5990 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7 at 800-273-8255.
#MentalHealth
The changes around #Covid19 - social distancing/isolation, reduced pleasurable activities, job loss, financial insecurity, can lead to worry/fear, sadness – we can feel overwhelmed at times. Talking can help:
#MentalHealth
Helpful tip #2 for coping with #Covid19 stress response:
Regular exercise, take walks, play games, read a book, watch a movie, meditate, reach out to loved ones –breaks/distraction from worrisome thoughts can help mitigate the impact of current events on our bodies and minds.
The Imagine Center for Psychological Health takes metro-Detroit practice fully virtual in spirit of social distancing and supporting #telehealth:
https://t.co/1pWHqfmUCS
#Michigan: connect with certified peer support specialists who have lived experiences of behavioral health issues, trauma or personal crises, and are trained to support and empower you. 888-PEER-753 (888-733-7753)
#MentalHealth
The changes around #Covid19 - social distancing/isolation, reduced pleasurable activities, job loss, financial insecurity, can lead to worry/fear, sadness – we can feel overwhelmed at times. Talking can help:
#MentalHealth
For healthy coping with #Covid19 and isolation:
Stay in contact with family & friends, reach out regularly to those who are important to you – we can be powerful medicine for one another.
#MentalHealth
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
The threat of #Covid19 to ourselves, our loved ones, and our community can lead to worry, fear, sadness, even hopelessness. Talking may help:
#MentalHealth
The changes around #Covid19 - social distancing/isolation, reduced pleasurable activities, job loss, financial insecurity, can lead to worry/fear, sadness – we can feel overwhelmed at times. Talking can help:
#MentalHealth
For healthy coping with #Covid19 and isolation:
Stay in contact with family & friends, reach out regularly to those who are important to you – we can be powerful medicine for one another.
#MentalHealth
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
https://t.co/sEiDOu3T37
The threat of #Covid19 to ourselves, our loved ones, and our community can lead to worry, fear, sadness, even hopelessness. Talking may help:
#MentalHealth
Individuals in crisis, including those considering suicide, are urged to contact the Disaster Distress Helpline 24/7 at 800-985-5990 or the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 24/7 at 800-273-8255.
#MentalHealth
The changes around #Covid19 - social distancing/isolation, reduced pleasurable activities, job loss, financial insecurity, can lead to worry/fear, sadness – we can feel overwhelmed at times. Talking can help:
#MentalHealth
Helpful tip #2 for coping with #Covid19 stress response:
Regular exercise, take walks, play games, read a book, watch a movie, meditate, reach out to loved ones –breaks/distraction from worrisome thoughts can help mitigate the impact of current events on our bodies and minds.
The Imagine Center for Psychological Health takes metro-Detroit practice fully virtual in spirit of social distancing and supporting #telehealth:
https://t.co/1pWHqfmUCS