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Let's Keep the Mental Health Conversation Alive Mental Health Awareness Week was last week, so let's reflect on the power of these dedicated weeks in raising awareness and sparking crucial conversations. However, our commitment to mental health doesn't end with that week. It's essential to keep the dialogue ongoing every day, every month, throughout the year. We must create spaces where those affected by mental health challenges feel heard, supported, and understood. Let's ensure everyone has a voice and a safe place to turn to when needed. By continuing these conversations, we break down barriers, reduce stigma, and pave the way for a more empathetic and supportive society. So, let's not let the momentum fade. Let's pledge to keep talking, listening, and advocating for mental health awareness and support.

Improving Mental Health across the Property Industry - The Voice of the Agent Panel Discussion What happens when Christopher Watkin, Elaine Penhaul of Lemon and Lime Interiors, Simon Whale of Kerfuffle, Paul Jamieson of TwentyEA, Russell Quirk of ProperPR, Simon Leadbetter from We Are Unchained, and the PVS Media crew - Chris England, Matt Lee, and Nick Kay - spend five hours dissecting a comprehensive report from 841 estate and letting agents, 2,000 consumers, and a wealth of other stats and insights? You get groundbreaking property insight alchemy and transformative discussions on mental health in the industry.

🌟 May is here, and with it comes an important opportunity to shine a light on Mental Health Awareness Month! 🌟 As we start this month-long journey of reflection, education, and advocacy, let's remember that mental health is a crucial part of our overall well being. Now, more than ever, it's crucial to break the stigma surrounding mental health and prioritize self-care. Whether it's reaching out for support, practicing mindfulness, or simply checking in with ourselves and loved ones, every action counts. Let's use this month to amplify voices, share resources, and foster a culture of empathy and understanding. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of those affected by mental health challenges and work towards a world where everyone feels supported and empowered. Join me in raising awareness, spreading kindness, and promoting mental health for all! 💙 #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #SelfCare #YouAreNotAlone

Mental health, Mental Wellness, Mental challenges episode. -RAY OF Sunshine- This Friday @ 9pm following 2 consumable special trailers for the upcoming topics of education, government support, media management, repercussion and more. Stay tuned, Stay Consumed, Consumable!

It's Time to talk. This annual awareness day brings together friends, families, communities and workplaces for open and honest conversations about mental health. By sharing feelings and experiences, we can end the stigma, foster understanding, and improve lives. Though starting these conversations may seem difficult, their power to evoke change is immense. So when someone asks how you're doing, don't just say "fine." Have the courage to share what's really on your mind. Let's connect and support each other. Together, our voices can make a difference. Make today the day you start talking.

Today is the start of Mental Health Awareness Week 🤝 According to Mind, every year, 1 in 4 of us will experience a mental health problem. However, the number of us who receive the necessary help and support is significantly lower than this. Here are some things AS want to reaffirm this week: 🧠 Self-care isn’t selfish and it certainly doesn’t have to be expensive. Why not go for a walk during your lunch break, or write three things you are grateful for every morning? 🧠 Breaking the silence begins with breaking the stigma. Let's reaffirm our commitment to ending the stigma surrounding mental health challenges in the legal profession. 🧠 There is strength in solidarity. It is no secret that the legal community is growing incredibly well, and now is the best time to connect and support one another. As we begin Mental Health Awareness Week, let's remember to prioritise empathy, compassion, and open dialogue in our journey to break the stigma surrounding mental health challenges. #MentalHealthWeek2024 #AspiringSolicitors

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and its an important time to focus on our well-being. The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) is celebrating Mental Awareness Month with the "Take the Moment" campaign. The campaign focuses on: “Fostering community connection,” which encourages individuals to participate in no-cost education classes, presentations, and support groups that reflect their experience. Examples of these include NAMI Family-to-Family, NAMI Family & Friends, NAMI Homefront, NAMI Basics, and NAMI In Our Own Voice. “Encouraging open conversations,” which fosters an environment where people feel comfortable discussing their personal experience and seeking help when needed. “Empowering individuals to act now,” which ignites a sense of urgency around taking control of one’s own mental health journey through resources that include the NAMI HelpLine and those offered by local NAMI state organizations and affiliates. “NAMI’s Take the Moment campaign is a reminder that amidst life's chaos, we all deserve a moment to refocus, recharge and nurture our mental health,” said NAMI CEO Daniel H. Gillison Jr. To Learn More: https://lnkd.in/ebqfyWi5

Over the coming weeks our own Darius Lacey will be sharing a mini-content series about how meeting young men where they are can deliver insights to drive change - stay tuned + follow along to hear all about it! #research #insights #methodology #bestpractice

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. The theme for 2024 is “Be the Source for Better Health: Improving Health Outcomes Through Our Cultures, Communities, and Connections”. Learn more at https://lnkd.in/g5ikV_4u

In our third video in the mental health series with @sahajkohli of @browngirltherapy, Sahaj talks about the ways one can navigate straddling different cultures, and how it can be important to challenge the narratives we tell ourselves about ourselves. More of this is explored in her new published book, ‘But What Will People Say?’