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How to Talk About Suicidal Ideation With Your Therapist and Loved Ones
It can be hard to open up, but it's also a crucial step in getting the care you need
(Article from Allure magazine)
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Stressful News Cycle Tips: 13 Ways to Protect Your Mental Health
So you’re better able to cope—and help.
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Crisis Hotlines (Mass.gov)
Suicide prevention, domestic violence, and other crisis hotlines for youth, young adults, and their friends and families.
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Free Apps and Resources for Behavioral Health Self-Help
A list of free apps and resources that have been used and selected as a result of positive feedback from Cambridge Health Alliance patients.
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Warning Signs of Suicide
A resource to learn about behaviors and signs that may help indicate if someone is thinking about suicide.
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It's Okay to Ask for Help
Mental health resources for you and your friends.
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Tips on Talking to Your Parent/Guardian About Your Mental Health
The National Alliance on Mental Illness offers guidance and suggestions on how to talk to your parents/guardians if you are struggling with your mental health.
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Mental Health Representation in Movies and TV Shows
Representation matters. The conversation about mental health has changed a lot over the last couple of decades, yet Hollywood is often hopelessly behind the times. These are the best—and worst—portrayals of mental illness on screen. (Pop Tonic)
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Stories by Youth
See Stories of Hope. Explore stories of courage, hope & resilience. Share Your Story. Inspire hope. Ignite change. Amplify the Movement. Become a champion of change.
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5 Ways to Know Your Feelings Better
5 strategies to get in touch with your emotions from TeenHealth
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How Rap Music Is Lifting the Stigma of Mental Illness
Many popular rap artists are incorporating their experiences with anxiety, depression, and PTSD into their lyrics…
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LGBTQ+ Suicide Prevention Resouces
American Foundation for Suicide Prevention resources specifically for the LGBTQ+ community.
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Emotional Health- Center for Young Women's Health
Health guides, quizzes, Q&A, and more from the Center for Young Women's Health
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This Is My Brave
The vision of This Is My Brave is to one day live in a world where we don’t have to call it “brave” to talk openly about mental illness. We’ll simply call it talking.
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Young Mental Health Leaders Series
Activist Juan Acosta joins Trill Project co-founders Ari Sokolov and Georgia Messinger to talk about their experiences as advocates in programs, policy, and organizations.
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La Red Nacional de Prevención del Suicidio
La Red Nacional de Prevención del Suicidio es gratuita y confidential y está siempre disponible
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Identity-Specific Resources
Resources specific to the Black Community, Hispanic, Latinx, Latina, Latino Communities, Asian American and Pacific Islander Communities, and LGBTQIA+ People of Color.