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If you haven’t already, please give #DamStrong a like and share!
The more people we reach, the more awareness we raise.. and that could save a life 💛
Watch Now: beav.es/3d7
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It’s officially here!
Words cannot express just how joyful and enthused I truly am about this film. It would mean the world to me if you all could give it a watch!
#DamStrong
🔗: Beav.es/3d7
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No matter what, #youmatter. If you’re struggling emotionally or thinking about suicide, call 1-800-273-TALK (8255). We want to help you through this. 💚
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May is #MentalHealth Awareness Month. We'd like to remind all Beavs that it's okay not to be okay as we continue the fight to #EndTheStigma around mental health.
Be sure to follow our friends @DamWorthIt and support their important work. #GoBeavs
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Even if it doesn’t feel like it, there is always #hope. Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) to find help and support, 24/7/365 💚
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Suicide loss survivors everywhere have shared memories of their loved ones by adding photos and stories to AFSP’s Digital Memory Quilt. Learn how you can create a quilt square in remembrance of the person you’ve lost by visiting afsp.org/quilt
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If you are feeling hopeless don't hesitate to call the Lifeline. Our caring counselors are here for you any time day or night, every day of the year at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Your life matters to us and we want to help you through. 💚
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Reminder: You are enough. 💚
🎨 : @ ladybluebottle on Instagram.
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We are living through difficult times. Make supporting your mental health a priority.
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Need more mindfulness tips in your life? @oregonstateCAPS has a weekly e-newsletter that provides you with resources, tips and tricks to improve your mental health. To subscribe to the free newsletter, click on the link below:
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We believe in you 💚 If you're struggling or just need someone to talk to, you can always call the @800273TALK.
🎨 : @ stacieswift on Instagram.
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Staying informed is so important, but it’s also necessary to unplug from social media and the news to give yourself a mental break. Find some time today to shut off your devices and focus on what’s best for your mental health. 🤗
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Resolutions are optional, but taking care of your mental health shouldn't be. Who's with us?
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You are seen and you are loved. If you ever feel like you aren't, reach out. The Lifeline's caring counselors are available 24/7/365 at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). You matter, and we want to help you through. 💚
🎨: @ morganharpernichols on Instagram.
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It's the last week of 2020 & it's ok if you're not ok. This year has been a lot to process. If you ever need someone to talk to abt how you're feeling, know that the caring counselors at @800273TALK are here for you, 24/7, at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). 💚
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We're so glad you're here with us to celebrate the start of another year. 💚 The Lifeline wishes everyone a happy and healthy #NewYear, but if the New Year feels overwhelming for you, know you are not alone. Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255). We're here for you. 💚
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Updated talk title: Hey BEAVS! OSU's very own Dr. Kleronomos is speaking about Seasonal Affective Disorder, January 13th over Zoom! Don't forget to join us! #psychedoutosu
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The "holiday blues" happen every year, but the COVID-19 pandemic may make anxiety and depression worse. Here's what to know and how to cope.
Therapists Predict How The Holidays Will Affect Our Mental Health: bit.ly/379cJdo via @HuffPost
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We know this holiday season will look and feel different. It just will. If you’re struggling to get through this month, reach out and talk to someone. It’s the bravest thing you can do. 💙
Text BRAVE to 741-741 or call 1-800-273-8255 to speak to a trained crisis counselor.