Fitness professionals play a vital role in eating disorder prevention. Here are some tips to help guide a discussion with someone you are worried about. #EDAW2022
The Care to Speak peer support program has expanded to connect those in the social services sector with someone who understands.
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Everybody has a role to play in eating disorder prevention. If you are a caregiver here are some tips to help you support a loved-one. #EDAW2022@theNEDIC
Worried about an #eatingdisorder and looking for support? @theNEDIC
has prepared a one-page list of resources that focuses on further learning and support for people affected by an Eating Disorder. #EDAW2022
The @BBC says @Twitch is being criticised for encouraging streamers to spend an unhealthy amount of time on the platform and then not doing enough to support them. #mentalhealth#anxiety
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The #Pandemic has taken a toll on individuals with #EatingDisorders, increased anxiety, symptoms and behaviours of eating disorders and risk of relapse. #EDAW2022 https://t.co/5TpfvLWwKh
After calls to change policing in B.C. and work towards mental health support, Vancouver Coastal Health and police are launching a new program on the North Shore. https://t.co/KdrvjgfaRS
When your body is anxious or stressed, your heart rate and breathing rate change. Your blood pressure increases, and your muscles tense, preparing for the flight, fight, or freeze response. #Deepbreathing is one of the best ways to help you calm down and relax. #anxiety
PACT is @CMHA_NWV’s civilian-led support team on the North Shore. It’s there to support you if you’re experiencing a #mentalhealth or #substanceuse crisis.
Call us Thurs to Sun, 6pm to midnight at 1-888-261-7228 or text 778-839-1831
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Here are some self-care tips to promote healthy functioning and enhance well-being #wednesdaywisdom Image courtesy of @thelatestkate#selfcare
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#Interoception helps us feel and interpret internal signals that regulate vital functions in our body, like hunger, thirst, body temperature and heart rate and it’s important for our #mentalhealth.
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Reports of #depression, #anxiety, and suicidal ideation have increased among young people correlates with the uptick in smartphone ownership. Check out these #mentalhealth tips from @GlblCtzn https://t.co/M4mcrReolG