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“Putting Mind Into Matter” is a virtual art exhibit run by @PittC4C and @PittNAMI showcasing pieces that represent and visualize mental health and illness.
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#WorldMentalHealthDay is only 10 days away. Let's show the world we are united, empowered and ready for change!!Can we count on you? Retweet to let us know you're in 💚 #WorldMentalHealthDay
reminder that our second meeting is tonight, 9/25, in the Cathedral of Learning room 237 from 9-10pm! there will be pizza & we'll be discussing substance abuse and upcoming events like NAMI Walks! hope to see you there!
Reminder: our first meeting is TONIGHT, 9/11, in the Cathedral of Learning Room 237 from 9-10pm! Looking forward to seeing you all!
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It’s crucial that we treat every day like #WorldSuicidePreventionDay — it will save lives.
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Suicidal ideation can affect anyone regardless of age, race, sexuality, religion, gender, or socioeconomic status.
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Mental health affects people of all ages. Almost 20% of our texters are under the age of 13. (via @CNN and @DoctoraEdith)
Retweet if you think we need more resources that are available to young people
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Men, you do not need to “man up” or “stop acting weak.” Your mental health is important and you don’t deserve to be shamed for just being human. You are not less than for any of these things. You are enough.
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Men can have a mental illness.
Men can have an eating disorder.
Men can have an addiction.
Men can feel insecure.
Men can be bullied.
Men can feel emotion.
Men can cry.
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"The hard days remained, sometimes for weeks and even months, but one step at a time, I walked out of the darkness that I called home for so long, and into the light of the sun. And then a day came where I said, 'I want to live,' and I truly meant it." wrt.lv/2Itm9ES
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"We were taught to hold our problems close to the vest out of fear of being labeled and further demonized as weak, or inadequate." - @TherealTaraji on mental health stigma in the black community bit.ly/2IpVw3H
Don’t forget to give yourself breaks these last two weeks!
There’s nothing wrong with taking a break.
Prolonged stress can put you at risk for developing serious physical and mental health issues. Make stress management part of your daily routine and give yourself the tools to thrive. #StressAwarenessDay
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