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"Sometimes you’ve got to look straight into the tired eyes of the woman staring back at you in the mirror and tell her that she deserves the best kind of love, the best kind of life, and devote yourself to giving it to her all over again." ~S.C. Lourie
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Today our friends at National Mental Health Commission launch Connections 👏 Read more about it so we can continue to make connections with our mental health, wellbeing, and one another 👇
Today we are pleased to launch Connections, a national conversation about the future of mental health and suicide prevention in Australia. Find out how to get involved and join the conversation here 👉mentalhealthcommission.gov.a…
#ConnectingWithYou
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Here is a list of books that would help you build a sane body image. Deriving out from deeply personal experiences to fictitious narratives, these inspiring books profess that there is nothing wrong with the way our body is:
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It’s #MentalHealthAwareness week. Let’s make sure we all keep talking about mental health to remove the stigma, and remember #ItsOkayToNotBeOkay
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In every country, violence and harassment against women is still pervasive in all jobs, occupations, and sectors.
Our handbook with @ilo provides practical guidance on how to address violence and harassment against women in the world of work: unwo.men/eOY250u6MoM
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Hear from others, and be heard as carers. Add your voice to our community, we can help one another on the journey #MAYDAYS2019 #CarersNeedCareToo ow.ly/qC3m50uayIM
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My #MCM @edsheeran used to struggle about body image issues, especially his weight. But he realised that in order to be happy, he had to learn to love and accept himself as he was.
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In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay18 remember to #LOVE_YOURSELF because you are worthy of love and #acceptance.
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Thursday 13 September 2018 is National 'R U OK' Day.
Please make sure you check in with your friends and family members and ask, 'R U OK?'. And remember, it's okay not to be okay - help is out there! #ruok #ruokday2018 #itsoknottobeok
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Great to work with @TheTodayShow on this important story during #LOVEYOURBODYWEEK about embracing who we are and how we can #CHANGETHECONVO. Thank you @tarynbrumfitt
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victoria’s secret is out of touch with what women want now dlvr.it/QcpQQX
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Q: What are your tips for dealing with perfectionism/ a high achieving personality? How do you learn when perfectionism is and isn’t helpful?
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At least 1 in 5 refugees or displaced women in complex humanitarian settings have experienced sexual violence. This #WorldRefugeeDay, demand policies that can ensure their safety! #WithRefugees unwo.men/Mw5W30kyl4m v. @UN_Women
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Today marks #WorldRefugeeDay & a chance for all of us to stand in support of Rohingya refugee women & girls. Thanks to supporter Emeritus Professor Anne R Edwards all gifts today will be matched $ for $ up to $10k! Give within 24hrs & double your impact. ow.ly/ET5m30kyPjw
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Do you need a bit of #MondayMotivation this morning? Here are 2 top tips: 1. Check out 'Eat That Frog' by Brian /Tracey for procrastination prevention... 2. Watch this fun (& slightly emotional) video! youtube.com/watch?v=rkSoy4qh… #HappiMeApp #MentalHealth happi-me.org
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Seven reasons not to compliment someone on weight loss — and what to say instead washingtonpost.com/lifestyle…
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Replying to @WorldEDday
@WorldEDday less than a week away! This Saturday June 2nd, join us in the conversation by snapping your own pic or sharing how you will break the stigma in any way you so choose! Share it with friends and family to open up the dialogue!
#WeDoAct2BreakStigma
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Research shows us that there is no casual link between ‘fat talk’ and healthier lifestyle choices.
In fact, the more an overweight person’s ‘undesirable’ body shape is brought up, the more likely they are to gain weight.



























