My heart breaks for all of the victims of sexual harassment and assault that are speaking here at the #MeToo event. But I feel more connected than ever to the CCSU community because we’re all standing together to fix the system.
Theodora Ruhs ask,"What is the best way to approach a person suffering from a mental illness for a story?" Peggy McCarthy responds by saying "understanding that they are human beings." #FMHnews#JRN418@CCSUJournalism#JRN412
https://t.co/niKlfcKeTI is our Focus Mental Health website! We need to support those with mental illnesses and educate those without. Check out the site! @CCSUJournalism
How do you ask somebody about mental illness and report it?
Josh Kovner says the stories are specific to individuals and you should use that voice to participate in the mental health conversation. #reportingmentalillness#ccsujournalism@CCSUJournalism
Guest panelist and counseling psychologist, Dr. Carolyn Falahi, says that watching stressful situations in the news can also cause anxiety to viewers and potentially acute stress disorder #CCSUJournalism@CCSUJournalism#reportingmentalillness