Cook Center for Human Connection is focused on creating solutions to eradicate suicide and support mental wellness. https://xitter.cf/t.co/qftuhbXlF1

Pleasant Grove, UT
Joined August 2020
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It's a new month with new observances! Here's what to expect this month: - National Depression and Mental Health Screening Month - Mental Illness Awareness Week (#MIAW) - National Depression Screening Day - World Mental Health Day (#WMHD) And more: bit.ly/3oiaD0C
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Join us next Saturday for our Out of the Darkness Walk in Flagstaff!
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Thank you @lizzo for reminding us that it's ok to go to therapy. #lizzo #mentalhealth #silencetheshame #therapy
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"Sometimes the biggest accomplishment in life is to find yourself." – Luisa Fernanda Cicero
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As Suicide Prevention Month draws to a close, we're more devoted to our mission than ever. Visit hopesquad.com to learn about our anti-suicide movement and how you can help.
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Try to be a little more kind to yourself today, and we challenge you to compliment yourself genuinely by the end of today. Key word "genuinely." Practice makes perfect! #Mentalhealth #Selftalk #Speakkindly #Health #Healing #Loveyourself #Wellness #Growth #Selflove #Positivevibes
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We look forward to welcoming this week with you. Thanks for being here.
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Name one thing you are excited for this week. No matter how big or small it is! #MentalHealthMonday
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You never know what someone else is going through. Be kind to each other today. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ 🎨 by @/toyoufromsteph (IG)
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A quote from one of our very own! Remember that communication is the key to getting our needs met. Expressing ourselves and our emotions can put us in a vulnerable place, but if we don't speak up people won't know what we want and need. #communication #expressyourself
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When holding negative beliefs about yourself it can be difficult to move past them because they feel true. This is when you have to start questioning yourself: Why do I believe this to be true? Discover why these are the thoughts you have about yourself.
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Suicidal ideation, or suicidal thoughts, do not discriminate by age, race, religion, or other demographic factors. We have to begin the conversation about suicide and mental illness with EVERYONE! #suicideawareness #suicideprevention #silencetheshame #explorepage #stopthestigma
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Remember not only do we need to hear these things from time to time, but we also need to remind our loved ones of this as well. Your inner child, your loved ones, and your children will appreciate these reminders.
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It’s the first day of fall! 🍁With fall comes change, and as things change in your life remember that your peace is important in the process. Ask yourself, “Will these changes bring me peace?” . . . . #yourpeaceismoreimportant #mentalhealth #changeisgood #changeyourmindset
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Studies show that those in the Hispanic community are significantly more likely to suffer from bulimia nervosa than non-Hispanic peers. Stay tuned for information about our #HispanicHeritageMonth webinar on Treating Individuals with Eating Disorders in the Hispanic Community.
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Children grow up so quickly! Don’t let their childhood slip away without letting your actions show your child how much you care ❤️ #connectionisprevention
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At 18, Taylor contemplated suicide. The thing that kept her alive, that convinced her to continue living wasn’t something big or grand. It was a song lyric. Read “To the Suburban Kid Who Went to the Stars” here: wrt.lv/3zq0kgo
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Tips and advice for finding culturally relevant Latinx therapy resources. For additional resources visit nami.org/CompartiendoEsperan… #HispanicHeritageMonth bit.ly/3nKUL9Y
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Say it louder for the people in the back! 🔊 Join our Out of the Darkness Walks in Arizona and take the important step to safeguard our mental health and prevent suicide. Participate: afsp.org/chapter/arizona
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