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MENTAL HEALTH: It’s Okay Not to Be Okay

MENTAL HEALTH: It’s Okay Not to Be Okay

We all face moments of darkness, but it’s within those moments that we discover our inner strength. Mental health isn’t a destination; it’s a journey, and each step forward, no matter how small, is a triumph. In a world that constantly demands our attention and energy, it’s easy to neglect our mental well-being. Yet, our mental health is as crucial as our physical health, and it deserves our care and attention. As we embark on the vitality of Mental Health, let’s delve into the complexities of mental health, explore the importance of seeking help, and learn how we can support ourselves and others on this journey.

One of the most significant barriers to addressing mental health issues is the stigma attached to them and the society that neglects its importance! Why did the society cross the road? Society often perpetuates the idea that struggling with mental health is a sign of weakness, when in fact, it’s a testament to our strength and resilience. We need to break this stigma and create an environment where individuals feel safe to seek help without judgment. We’re here to change the narrative.

Self-care isn’t a luxury; it’s a necessity!… Especially when it comes to mental health. There is no two ways about it. Just as we eat well and exercise to maintain physical health, we must engage in activities that nourish our minds and souls. This can be as simple as practicing mindfulness, enjoying a hobby, or spending quality time with loved ones. Self-care is an investment in our mental well-being. Self-care alone may not be enough. Just as we consult a doctor for a physical ailment, it’s crucial to seek professional help for mental health concerns, better yet even talk to that friend that understands you. Mental health practitioners, among other preferences can provide the guidance and support needed to overcome challenges, break bad habits and build resilience.

Supporting someone through their mental health journey can be as impactful as seeking help for oneself. Be a compassionate listener, offer your presence, and let them know that they’re not alone. Sometimes, a simple “How are you?” can make all the difference. MEAN it.

This is an encouragement that we are aware of the stigma around but also then it is important to potentially find your way through the depths of trauma with unique approaches to therapy like yoga and eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy.

LET’S pledge to be more compassionate, to ourselves, myself and to others.

LET’S be a part of the movement that advocates for mental health awareness, support, and understanding.

LET’S…

Remember its okay to not be okay.

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