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I like this piece of art 😇
May is menthal health awareness month.
Take care of the people around you.
Break the stigma!
Life is tough! But so are you :)
TW: Song references su*c*de; Flashing lights may cause discomfort/ trigger photosensitive epilepsy. Proceed with caution.
Full video here: vimeo.com/458365923/77f122c5e9
Thank you Jordan Rizzo, Lozza Weymann, and Joy Saad for the love, support, and being a part
of this deeply personal project (also shout out to Loz for helping me throw together that feather cloud box and find the amazing pose).
#NSPM20 #BreakTheStigma
All rights belong to the original artists.
Song: 1-800-273-8255 - Logic feat. Alessia Cara & Khalid
Dance: Paragon Dance Animations
Resources:
www.nimh.nih.gov/health/topics/suicide-prevention/index.s...
instagram.com/realdepressionproject
instagram.com/asafeplaceinsideyourhead
instagram.com/crisistextline ( www.crisistextline.com )
USA Text: SHARE to 741741
CAN Text: SHARE to 686868
UK Text: SHARE to 85258
#BlackMentalHealthMatters
instagram.com/healingwhileblack
#MinorityMentalHealthMatters
linktr.ee/asiansformentalhealth
afsp.org/minoritymentalhealth/#resources-and-programs
www.aha.org/bipoc-mental-health
Real talk/ me rambling: As a survivor, I still struggle with deep feelings of shame and fear. With every year I grow more comfortable in talking about it, and I'm grateful for the support and safe spaces I have.
We're all at different points in our journey of healing, and what I'm learning is that there is no 'right' way to do this. If life right now looks like focusing on putting one foot in front of the other to keep going, keep at it but please know that you are not alone. Be patient with yourself and carry on. There is always help.
To those watching their loved ones struggle - know that it isn't your responsibility to be the hero. As someone who's been there, help can't be forced; people will only accept and share what they can accept and share. Keep loving in the ways that you can, be compassionate, listen, take the actions you need to but remember that it takes a village to help with healing. Directing someone to professional help, and/or seeking help for yourself is not a sign of failure on anyones part.
We live in strange times. Be kind, and take care of your body and brain.
With how i have been feeling the last few months, i am questioning whether or not i am still me? has mental illness changed me as a person, how do i know the pain isn't visible how do i know the others don't see or know
The LGBTQ+ community faces unique mental health challenges, and it is crucial for individuals within the community to share their experiences openly. By speaking out about their mental health issues, they break down barriers, reduce stigma, and create a supportive environment for others. It is equally important for members of the LGBTQ+ community to reach out for help when needed.
Remember, you are not alone. There are people who understand, care, and are ready to support you on your journey. Let us stand together, creating a compassionate and inclusive space where mental health concerns are acknowledged, addressed, and supported.
We are here to help:
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A majestic tree rises from shadowed soil, its bark stained in deep violet hues—part living wood, part shimmering crystal. From its heart pulses a single radiant vein of amethyst light, glowing steadily like a lantern in darkness. The center of the trunk bears the faint imprint of a child’s hand—delicately embedded into the glass-like bark, as though memory itself once reached out and left a trace.
At its base, tangled roots grasp the earth with quiet determination, cradling a cluster of brilliant amethyst crystals—raw, fractured, and beautiful. Above, the tree’s canopy blooms with lush, purple leaves that breathe in the moonlight, their edges kissed by a soft luminescent sheen. The forest around it is hushed, bathed in cool twilight, as if the world itself has paused to witness this sacred, glowing monument.
It is not broken. It is not silent.
It is living proof that something fragile can still shine.