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Tips for caregivers helping young children with traumatic grief. For access to resources and free online and anonymous mental health screenings, see the link in our bio. #youthmentalhealth #trauma #grief #hope #caregiver #help #livenaau #mhahawaii #hawaii
Cheehoo! Happy aloha Friday everyone! What are your plans for the weekend? #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #selfcare #alohafriday🌺
Free online screenings in the link in our bio. If you are concerned for yourself or if someone close to you is experiencing a mental health struggle or crisis, encourage them to get screened for a possible mental health condition. The results of this screening can be sent to your primary care provider or other professionals. #mentalhealth #hope #youmatter
Happy Monday! Here is some mana’o to start off our week! #mentalhealth #gratitude #manao #wisdom #selfcare #mentalhealthamericaofhawaii #mentalwellnesschallenge
Did you know that January is Mental Wellness month? Here at Mental Healtb America Hawai’i, we want to remind everyone to take care of one another, and take care of yourself. Practice some self care! We will be continuing to share wellness tips and ideas with you all throughout the month, so be sure to give us a follow! #mentalwellness #mentalwellnesschallenge #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthamericaofhawaii #mentalhealthamerica #hawaii #luckywelivehawaii
From our team, we wanted to say thank you all of the support you have given us in 2023. We appreciate everything the community does for us, and we look forward to working with all of you in the next year! #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthhawaii #mentalhealthamericaofhawaii #mentalhealthamerica
The holiday season is a gathering time of celebration, family, and joy. But for some, it can be difficult, with feelings of anxiety, depression, or grief impacting them. By focusing on sharing kindness and care, we can make the holidays a supportive occasion that enhances mental health and connection. The Holiday Bill of Rights offers suggestions for setting boundaries and tips for creating new holiday traditions that incorporate self-care and resilience. #mentalhealth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthmatters #holidayselfcare #mentalhealthamericahawaii
Many thanks to our friends Olelo Community Television for helping us to put together this message. Remember, there is no shame in getting help noshamegethelp.org
We're a day early but we couldn't wait to share. October 11th is National Coming Out Day, and as an ally I want to remind you that being from the LGBTQ+ community is not a mental illness, there is nothing wrong with you. Folks from these communities may be at higher risk for experiencing mental health struggles though, which sometimes stem from discrimination, isolation, stigma, and rejection. Coming out is brave. It’s courageous. BUT! It can also be scary, especially if coming out put your safety at risk. Mental Health America has put together a few “coming out” guides which you can access through the link in our bio. Whether you’re out or not, remember that you are loved, you are valued, you are cherished, and you’re exactly who you are supposed to be. And of course, Mental Health America of Hawaii also offers free, online, anonymous mental health screenings through the link in our bio, you can also find them by visiting www.noshamegethelp.org. If you need help finding a service, feel free to call our statewide office at 808.521.1846, or if you live in Maui County, 808.242.6461.
We're a day early but we couldn't wait to share. October 11th is National Coming Out Day, and as an ally I want to remind you that being from the LGBTQ+ community is not a mental illness, there is nothing wrong with you. Folks from these communities may be at higher risk for experiencing mental health struggles though, which sometimes stem from discrimination, isolation, stigma, and rejection. Coming out is brave. It’s courageous. BUT! It can also be scary, especially if coming out put your safety at risk. Mental Health America has put together a few “coming out” guides which you can access through the link in our bio. Whether you’re out or not, remember that you are loved, you are valued, you are cherished, and you’re exactly who you are supposed to be. And of course, Mental Health America of Hawaii also offers free, online, anonymous mental health screenings through the link in our bio, you can also find them by visiting www.noshamegethelp.org. If you need help finding a service, feel free to call our statewide office at 808.521.1846, or if you live in Maui County, 808.242.6461.
Today is World Mental Health Day and there are some ways you can recognize this day! Take a free online screening (link in bio). Reach out to a friend who’s struggling. Volunteer or donate to your favorite nonprofit. Practice self-care. Spend a few minutes in the sun. Tell someone they matter. Remind someone they’re loved. Thank someone for being here.