Most people don’t think about taking the time to identify their feelings, but it can help to better cope with challenging situations. Learn more about #tools2thrive with mental health challenges for #MentalHealthMonth at mhanational.org/may. #mhm20
1 in 5 people will experience a #mentalhealth condition, yet everyone experiences challenging times that affect their mental health. There are #tools2thrive that every person can use to help those who are struggling.
Finding the positives in life doesn’t mean ignoring the negative. Practicing gratitude can train your brain to look for good things that are happening, which helps to recover mentally and emotionally. Learn more #tools2thrive at mhanational.org/may. #mhm20#MentalHealthMonth
Men’s & boys’ mental health is an important and urgent issue in public health today. Men are 4x more likely to commit suicide than women, and are less likely to report feelings of depression or anxiety. Learn more during #MensHealthMonth#MHM2020
Posted: June 14, 2020 by Mickela Olson
May Mental Health Month
Owning Your Feelings
Most people don’t think about taking the time to identify their feelings, but it can help to better cope with challenging situations. Learn more about #tools2thrive with mental health challenges for #MentalHealthMonth
at mhanational.org/may. #mhm20
Posted: June 14, 2020 by Mickela Olson
May Mental Health Month
Support Others
1 in 5 people will experience a #mentalhealth condition, yet everyone experiences challenging times that affect their mental health. There are #tools2thrive that every person can use to help those who are struggling.
Learn more: mhanational.org/may. #mentalhealthmonth #mhm20
Posted: June 14, 2020 by Mickela Olson
May Mental Health Month
Find the Positive
Finding the positives in life doesn’t mean ignoring the negative. Practicing gratitude can train your brain to look for good things that are happening, which helps to recover mentally and emotionally.
Learn more #tools2thrive at mhanational.org/may. #mhm20 #MentalHealthMonth
Posted: June 12, 2020 by Mickela Olson
Men’s Mental Health
Men’s & boys’ mental health is an important and urgent issue in public health today. Men are 4x more likely to commit suicide than women, and are less likely to report feelings of depression or anxiety. Learn more
during #MensHealthMonth #MHM2020