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Fast Forward’s portfolio made major strides in 2024: @Quill_org reached 5% of K-12 students, @LennyLearning grew 10x, and @koko hit 160M impressions. We've secured $1B+ in follow-on funding and transformed 262M lives.
Check out our 2024 Impact Report: ffwd.org/impact-report
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Coping tips to help kids with tragic news:
- Be honest and open
- Listen to and validate the normalcy of their feelings
- Reassure them that they are safe
- Be emotionally and physically available
- Be patient
brainhealthbootcamp.org/blog…
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"I no longer have enough in the tank."
A powerful reminder from Jacinda Ardern today that our mental health is more important than any job.
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Follow us @brainhealthedu to be a part of our journey to equip young people with vital health skills.
If you’re a clinician, scientist, or potential supporter interested in contributing to our efforts, DM us!
Prevention is healthcare. Health literacy is healthcare.
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Stress is an unavoidable part of life.
It's easy to get overwhelmed by life's challenges, but here are 4 steps you can take to be better prepared for what life throws at you: 🧵👇
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Let's make mental health literacy a priority. It's time to prioritize mental health education in schools so that youth have access to this knowledge. #mentalhealtheducation
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Dwayne Johnson@TheRock14 Dec 2022
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Man I am so sorry to hear the heartbreaking news about Twitch.
Great guy. Sending his family all the love, light, strength and mana. I’ve lost a lot of friends to the struggle. You never know what’s happening between the ears.
So sorry Boss family. Stay strong.
#stephenboss 🕊️
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Decades of research show that mental health literacy (MHL = knowledge about the recognition, management, and prevention of mental health conditions) is proven to drive early action and therefore positive life outcomes for teens.
@NIMHgov @MentalHealthAm @mh_literacy
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The positive outcomes that arise from the early action that mental health literacy promotes include:
✅ Increased graduation rates
✅ Decreased substance use
✅ Decreased incarceration
✅ Decreased hospitalization
& and more.
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Healing, hope, and help are within reach for everyone:
- Join a support group or connect with a therapist
- Build a support network of people you trust
- Use your support network to cope with difficult situations
- Make a safety plan to guide you through a crisis
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According to a 2022 poll by @NAMICommunicate, 64% of teens feel the world is more stressful now than when their parents were their age.
Learn more about how you can join our mission and help teens everywhere take control of their brain health: brainhealthbootcamp.org/
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Following @CDCgov data that suicides are up for young people, we know more needs to be done. Now is the time to build & mobilize communities to support youth #mentalhealth for a hopeful future. Read @jedfoundation CEO @JA_MacPhee's @thehill op-ed 🔗 bit.ly/3DWFZTQ
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Everyone feels stressed from time to time, especially during the holidays. It's important to pay attention to how you deal with minor and major stressors, so you know when to seek help. Manage your stress with these tips: nimh.nih.gov/health/publicat…
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It's okay not to be okay. Help is always available if you or someone you love is having a hard time, or for those struggling with #MentalHealth or substance use.
🧡 Help yourself & share to help others: samhsa.gov/find-help
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Actress @LaverneCox has become an important voice in the fight for trans and LGBTQ+ rights, and has spoken about the need for gender-affirming mental health care.
Learn more about finding LGBTQ+ friendly care: bit.ly/3aWWxQP 🏳️⚧️
#TransgenderAwarenessWeek
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What tips do you have for someone experiencing anxiety? #MentalHealthMonday





















