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As we commemorate the traumatic events of 9/11, a As we commemorate the traumatic events of 9/11, a reminder that our children are bearing witness to these difficult images and painful stories through today’s news coverage and social media. Children need help processing what they are seeing and hearing, whether it is firsthand or via media. 

The adults in their lives can be a source of comfort, reassurance, and support. Here are a few ways you can support children bearing witness to traumatic events with care and compassion.
FUTURES’ Team: Changing Minds featured on NBC News FUTURES’ Team: Changing Minds featured on NBC News! 🎉

Watch the clip to meet Pittsburgh high school football coach John DeMarco and his team, highlighting how coaches can play an important role in supporting young people’s mental health through our curriculum.

We are proud that more than 500,000 boys and young men have been reached through Team: Changing Minds, originally developed in partnership with @bbbsamerica and the @nationalcouncil, with founding investor, @harrys.

⏯️ Watch the full clip at www.tinyurl.com/tcm-nbc

💡 Learn more at TeamChangingMinds.org
Gaslighting can be hard to recognize, but it’s a c Gaslighting can be hard to recognize, but it’s a common tactic used to manipulate and control!

As a form of emotional abuse, it causes people to doubt their own feelings, memories, and reality. This kind of manipulation can deeply impact self-esteem and trust. 

Remember, trust your instincts, and know you’re not alone!

☎️ If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 1-800-799-SAFE (7233)

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On 988 Day, we’re reminded that supporting mental On 988 Day, we’re reminded that supporting mental health starts with connection!

When we check in, listen without judgment, and show people we care, we can help create communities where no one has to struggle alone. 💚

To help start those conversations, Team: Changing Minds’ Resource Hub offers tools, conversation starters, and resources designed to help families, mentors, educators, and community members support youth facing mental health challenges.

💡 Learn more at TeamChangingMinds.org

☎️ If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to connect with a trained counselor 24/7 for free and confidential support.

#988Day #MentalHealth
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