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How Do You Talk About Mental Health?

My Brains Not Broken

During Mental Health Awareness Month , there is a lot of attention focused on knowing what mental health challenges look like. It makes sense – mental illness and mental health disorders have become much more prevalent in the past few decades and the pandemic has only amplified that, so awareness is extremely important.

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Are We Really Talking About Mental Health?

My Brains Not Broken

I’m tired of seeing mental illness get weaponized. Tired of seeing mental health being brought up in bad faith, in harmful, disingenuous and shameful ways that undo the work people have put in for decades to shrink the stigma surrounding mental health. You want to talk about mental health issues? population.

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Adjusting The Way We Talk About Mental Health

My Brains Not Broken

I have posts all about mental health terms and why we use the words we do when we talk about mental health. I have a different way of talking about mental health than I did in years past, and I know I’m better for it. I thought everyone had thoughts about themselves. Now, over to you!

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How to Start Writing a Book About Your Mental Illness

Nnatasha Tracy

I get asked about how I wrote a book about my mental illness all the time. That said, writing a book about mental illness is not for the faint of heart. My book is Lost Marbles: Insights into My Life with Depression & Bipolar , and I published it in 2016.

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The Ugly Truth About Mental Health Stigma

Stop Abuse Campaign

Shocking Barriers Killing Our Mental Health. Mental health can be a very traumatizing thing to open up about due to the stigma surrounding it. Seeking mental health help can almost feel like admitting that something is wrong with you. Little known facts about mental health. ← Does Anyone Care?

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Let’s talk about mental health

Martin Webber

On World Mental Heath Day here is an opportunity to reflect on the importance of social connections for our mental health.

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Ep 4: Why Companies Should Care About Employees with Mental Illness and the Skills They Offer

Nnatasha Tracy

Christina is going to talk about both the moral and the business case for making workplaces accessible to those with mental illness and how her past experiences have driven her to care deeply about mental illness. She's also going to talk about the unique gifts that those with mental illness offer a workplace.