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Talking about mental health can feel uncomfortable Talking about mental health can feel uncomfortable, but early support makes a difference! When families, educators, and community members have the right tools, they can recognize concerns sooner and help teens feel supported before challenges escalate. 💚

Through Team: Changing Minds, we equip caring adults with practical skills to recognize youth mental health challenges and help connect young people to support sooner, not later.

💡 Ready to take action? Complete our free 45-minute online course and learn how to respond with confidence and compassion.

🧠 Start the course at www.bit.ly/tcm-responder

☎️ If you or someone you know needs immediate support, call or text the Suicide and Crisis Lifeline at 988.

Source: @jedfoundation 

#mentalhealth #teens #support
The highly publicized killing of Alex Pretti, on t The highly publicized killing of Alex Pretti, on the heels of the many other violent incidents we’ve witnessed in Minneapolis and in other communities, have left all of us in a heightened state of fear for ourselves, our loved ones, and our neighbors. 

This is a moment when all of us who care about community safety, about human dignity, and about the rule of law, need to say loud and clear: the violence must end. We need an impartial investigation, accountability, and safeguards to prevent further harm. And our leaders should invest in strategies that actually work to keep communities safe, including violence prevention strategies that improve health and safety, address trauma, and build trusted relationships.

👉 Read our full statement at www.bit.ly/mn-statement
These are challenging times, and many people are n These are challenging times, and many people are navigating a lot right now. Courage doesn’t always look bold or fearless, sometimes it’s quiet perseverance, showing up for one another, and holding onto what matters most.

In moments like these, courage can be choosing care, staying connected, and taking small steps forward, even when the path feels uncertain. 💚

Source: @greatergoodmag 

#courage
When men talk openly about their mental health, it When men talk openly about their mental health, it creates space for healing. 💬

Emilio from Sonoma State University reminds us how connection can change the conversation around masculinity and mental health.

At Futures Without Violence, we support boys and men where they already are, online, in games, and in digital communities, making mental health support more accessible and meaningful!

Learn more:
👉 futureswithoutviolence.org
👉 catapultcampusaction.org
👉 teamchangingminds.org
👉 @unscriptedfutures 
👉 linkuplab.org

☎️ If you are concerned about someone's mental health, emotional distress, substance use, or just need someone to talk to, caring counselors are available 24/7 by calling or texting 988.

#mentalhealth #healthyrelationships #mensmentalhealth
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