A6. Schools & communities can work together to organise workshops, local advocacy drives, training programs, awareness campaigns & strive to be safe spaces - it's never too early or late to have these conversations, and what better place than our schools & communities. #SOSChat
A6: Everyone should learn the warning signs of suicide. We should all also have mental health resources on-hand, encourage everyone to seek help if they need, and to stay connected. #SOSChat
A5: We’re going to flip this 🙈. @NAMICommunicate has a great “guideline” for how to disclose your mental illness to others: https://t.co/0nYpQRNTjh #SOSChat
A2: Something to look out for is a change in behavior or the presence of new behaviors. If a person talks about feeling hopeless or being a burden to others, it’s important that you take action. #SOSChat
A1: Studies show that half of those who will develop mental health conditions show symptoms by age 14. Unfortunately, signs are often ignored and not met with support for the child. Read more from @MentalHealthAm here: https://t.co/0ixTT5tlxn #SOSChat
A7: We will continue to have the necessary resources on-hand in case they are needed. We will also continue to share as many resources as possible. #MHMChat
A5: Although taking steps to chat with friends and family is important, you shouldn’t hesitate to reach out if you need help. If virtual appointments are an option for you, take advantage of it when you can. #MHMChat
A3: Even though access to mental health services can be even more difficult to find now, check out these compiled list of resources from @afspnational (https://t.co/ZaH80YiiJM), @mentalhealtham (https://t.co/hcIA4C63tC), & @namicommunicate (https://t.co/UoYmcHUJlf). #MHMChat