5 things that people who are struggling with their mental health want to hear:
1. I love you
2. We're in this together
3. I've always got time to listen to you
4. You matter
5. I may not fully understand what you are going through but I will try my best to support you
It’s Children’s Mental Health Week and it’s so important for us to encourage our children to share their thoughts and feelings about their mental health and support one another.
#ChildrensMentalHealthWeek@allontheboard
This is my beautiful Angel daughter Chloe Rose 🌹 she died by suicide aged 19, I want to give her loads of attention so let's ❤ this beautiful picture so she knows she's loved. ❤❤
I found this from 2018 when looking through photographs.
Almost 4 years later and how much it applies today; if not more.
*not sure about the pic though! 😂.
#mentalhealth#Nurse#MHnursingFuture
@RCNMHForum
@OnlyUsCampaign
#GreatMentalHealthDay Join our online project for mental and emotional wellbeing of children (7-11yrs).
It raises awareness, reduces stigma and increases resilience for children. A documented and working solution.
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The world constantly tells people to “talk about it” and “reach out for help” but when someone struggling does talk about it, they are labelled as ‘attention seeking’. It feels like unless you actually die from mental illness, people don’t care or take the time to understand.