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mental health awareness

5/28/2021

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I’m starting to struggle with my depression, but it’s fine. Don’t worry. We’re all going through something.

These words or variations thereof have been spoken by multiple Fellows over the past months. As the weight of 2020 and, still, 2021 bear down on them, they find that their mental health is increasingly challenged. We all do. However, they are also quick to dismiss their struggles, so often pointing to the fact that they are not alone in them. 

And it’s true. Even before the pandemic, an ever increasing number of children, young adults and adults reported mental health issues. The events of 2020 simply amplified them. Yet, it’s irresponsible to allow the prevalence and, in many ways, the normalizing of mental health to minimize the experience of an individual. Depression, anxiety or any other form/symptom of mental illness should be properly addressed, properly acknowledged - regardless of whether or not your neighbor and your neighbor’s neighbor are also struggling. 
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May is Mental Health Awareness month. Let’s spend this time not only normalizing the fact that millions struggle with mental health but also normalizing the idea that everyone deserves help when needed. 

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Innes Thompson link
1/21/2022 04:29:01 am

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Chetna Rawat link
3/15/2022 04:45:24 am

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Aryan ghosh link
4/25/2022 07:17:32 am

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Eli Richardson link
8/23/2022 09:39:06 am

It's good that you talked about how many people are suffering from mental illnesses and how they're not getting the help they need. In my opinion, we tend to take our mental health for granted and avoid thinking about whether we do have an illness or not, so I think it's time to start talking more about these topics. I'm grateful for our insight on speaking up and addressing our mental health issues.

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FriendlyHousela link
10/28/2022 02:08:22 am

We should be aware of every mental issue that is spreading nowadays. This piece will be a great way to understand this issue.

I humbly appreciate this piece. Thank you.

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faraz
12/27/2022 03:09:38 am

It's so important to have an understanding of mental health and to be able to talk openly and freely about it. We need to reduce the stigma and normalize conversations around mental health so that struggling people can receive the help they need. You can use This Blogpost,
<a href="=" https://yourmentalhealthpal.com/mental-health-awareness-at-the-workplace/">9 Ways To Raise Mental Health Awareness At The Workplace </a> for more information.

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