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Aggressive reminder: Your physical & mental health is far more important than the productivity of your job.
#UnionStrong #RaiseTheWage @crazyheadcomics
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On the days you don’t have the energy to do emotional work, give yourself some grace!! No reason to feel bad for sleeping away a bad day because your body is telling you you need a rest. ❤️ @crazyheadcomics
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10 Questions with Matilda from @crazyheadcomics blog.paperblanks.com/2020/02… via @paperblanks
#art #dyslexia #literacy
“mental health” being a demonetized phrase on YouTube makes me just wanna 🌎🤛🏻
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Meet speaker: Matilda.
She is a visual artist and mental health advocate based in Stockholm. On her Instagram account @crazyheadcomics, she draws from lived experience and creates colorful art and comics about her mental health journey with the intention of spreading awareness.
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Misconceptions about mental health breed a culture of stigma & fear. We need to normalize discussions around #AcademicMentalHealth so that those who are struggling feel safe enough to speak out & seek support
Source: @crazyheadcomics
#AcademicChatter #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

ALT Mental health stigma looks like... "You shouldn't have kids, you'd just pass on your issues, so selfish!" "All women are a bit bipolar!" "Mental illness is just an excuse to live off of benefits and not contribute to society." "Everyone has anxiety, some people are just stronger than you are." "Therapy and medications are just scams, you don't need all that." "What do you mean you can't get out of bed? It's not like your legs aren't working." "Kids and teens can't have mental illness, what have they got to worry about in life?"
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An important reminder that depression can look different for everyone!
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graphic: @crazyheadcomics
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May is #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth!
@crazyheadcomics on IG illustrates some common fears related to talking about #eatingdisorders and other #mentalhealth conditions. Let’s normalize these conversations and encourage people to share their experiences and know they’re #NotAlone!

































