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A quiet moment suspended between healing and hope.
Captured at Let’s Talk! Peer Support For Addiction & Mental Health in Second Life, this space reflects the calm that can exist between difficult thoughts, heavy emotions, and the journey toward recovery. The bridge symbolizes transition, while the flowing water reminds us that healing is never linear only moving forward, one breath at a time. Inworld LM maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Yellowstone%20Creek/121/60/59
I had a busy old day and as we were meeting friends in Glasgow this afternoon I had little chance of taking any photos! However, when walking through the railway station at Glasgow I couldn’t help but notice this great wooden sculpture!
365/2022 - Into The Light ~ 365/079
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"You know when you’re in a bad dream and you’re trying to run, punch, kick, or scream, and your body just won’t move? You open your mouth and nothing comes out. You feel frozen or in slow motion, and no matter how hard you try to fight it, nothing changes. That’s how it feels to battle mental illness". -- Evyenia
Model: Michelle Pletcher
Like Ousmane, Kadidia, 14, had to flee her home when her school closed due to the violence sweeping through Mali.
She now lives with her aunt in Mopti, and attends a school supported by Save the Children.
Kadidia is determined not to let conflict disrupt her education, and her parents feel the same.
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Kadidia knows the value of education – even more crucial in a culture where early marriage may force girls to give up their hopes of studying.
She enjoys chemistry, maths and biology, and wants to become a doctor.
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Born during the conflict, Kostia and Polina have survived the horrors of shelling and active fighting. The family has spent many nights in their basement, hiding from shelling.
The ongoing conflict in eastern Ukraine continues to threaten the physical health of children, and can also have a lasting impact on their mental health and wellbeing.
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With EU humanitarian funding, Save the Children trains teachers, including on child rights, child safeguarding and delivering psychosocial support.
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Violence in Mali has resulted in thousands of children having to flee their homes, and schools to shut down.
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Mikhail, an experienced psychologist working with People in Need (PIN) under an EU-funded project, regularly visits the village. He offers group and individual counselling for adults and children.
‘Psychological help was very much needed for me and my children,’says Nastia. ‘It helped me to calm down and change my attitude towards the situation, and to improve the relationship with my husband. The children are happy when Mikhail is coming. They enjoy different activities and sessions, and I see the positive results.’
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Kostia’s mother Nastia remembers his birth, in 2014 – the same year the conflict began in Donbas — as a very emotional time.
There was active fighting in the area, but the family had nowhere else to go. They remained in their house and tried to protect themselves as best they could.
‘The shells were flying right above us,’ Nastia recalls. While the fighting in the area has since subsided, the residents of Slavne still regularly hear shelling. They still don’t feel safe in their home village.
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‘Kostia is a “child of war” – he is exactly the same age as the conflict,’ says Mikhail, the psychologist. ‘I am pleased that I was able to establish contact with Kostia, support him, and help him prepare for school and adapt to the new social environment.’
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Ousmane plays with friends in an abandoned mill in his village in Mopti, Mali.
He attends the Save the Children school for free, and is given all the supplies he needs for his studies.
Ousmane wants to become a teacher when he grows up.
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11-year-old Ousmane gets ready to leave for school in Mopti, central Mali.
Fleeing the violence that killed his father, Ousmane is now living with his aunt, Awa, who describes the little boy as a joy to be around.
“The whole village loves him, “she says.
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When not in school, Ousmane helps by looking after and feeding goats in his village.
He remains optimistic: “I have strength, I am brave,” he says”. “No one gets ahead of me in school.”
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With EU humanitarian funding, Save the Children supports schools for children affected by the violence in the Sahel.
Here, primary school director Sidi Lamine Dembele uses a solar radio during a lesson at the school where he teaches in Mopti, Mali.
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Kostia lives in eastern Ukraine with his younger sister, Polina, 4, and their parents.
Like children all around the world, he was excited to return to school this year. But for students living close to the frontline, education looks a little different.
There are no schools in Slavne, so Kostia and his sister have to travel to a neighbouring village to learn.
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Still, for Kostia, the commute to school is worth everything. He made friends and is excited about his new favourite subject, computer science.
Eventually, he wants to become an archaeologist, he says, ‘because I want to find dinosaur bones. I love dinosaurs.’
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Speaking at an event in Vancouver via a cross-Canada webcast, Minister Mary McNeil proclaims May 7th as Child and Youth Mental Health Day in B.C.
Grand Central bar and and the 17 New Wakefield Street tower in the British city of Manchester
22 December 2017
Le bar "Grand Central" et la tour 17 New Wakefield Street à la ville britannique de Manchester
22 décembre 2017
Maintaining the Shield (deflecting depression) is an image that portrays the onset of depression. In the peripheral view a seemingly innocuous cumuli of tiny black particles begin to gather. They swirl and dance in the air like a noxious cloud of negatively charged electrons. Eventually the choking fringes of an acidic wave drift gently inwards. Within this murky cloud the metaphoric atoms of fear eventually reveal themselves, as they roll and settle into the mind like a fine mist. Looming blacker, they morph into particles of panic threatening to engulf all feeling, killing emotion, replacing memory with a numb abyss. No two people are the same, yet for all who experience the onset of mental darkness, it takes great bravery and training to recognise the signs of onset, to banish the cloud before it can envelop, to take control. To attempt an explanation of the unpredictability of its onset, in varied semblance, can lead others to doubt its very existence, which is devastating for the mind that is fighting this internal battle. Time, patience and determination are key to building a defensive enclosure that can filter in happiness yet block the spectre of destructive negativity and self deprecation.
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Speaking at an event in Vancouver via a cross-Canada webcast, Minister Mary McNeil proclaims May 7th as Child and Youth Mental Health Day in B.C.
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Chaplain Matt Spencer, 78th Air Base Wing, and 78th Medical Group Mental Health Team members deliver refreshments to 169th Fighter Wing Security Forces personnel at an Entry Control Point June 10 in Louisville, Ga. Two F-16s from the South Carolina Air National Guard collided mid-air during routine night flying training in the Jefferson County area, June 7, 2016. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tommie Horton/RELEASED)
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Social media can be a double-edged sword—especially for kids and teens. While it connects and entertains, it can also impact mental health, self-esteem, and emotional well-being. This image highlights the growing concerns around screen time, comparison culture, and online pressure in young minds. Therapy and early intervention play a vital role in helping children and teenagers build resilience, manage anxiety, and develop healthy digital habits.
Read More: www.therapycenterofny.com/index.php/blog/214-social-media...
Connecticut Care managers are the unsung heroes of home healthcare. working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure that people receive the best possible care. These healthcare professionals coordinate care across providers, advocate for patients' needs, and navigate complex insurance policies, state and federal regulations and reimbursement guidelines. Despite the critical role that care managers play in the home healthcare system, they are often underpaid and overwhelmed. they often face significant challenges that can lead to burnout, job dissatisfaction and overwelm.
As a community, we must prioritize the well-being of care managers and provide them with the support they need to thrive. By doing so, we can empower these healthcare heroes to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care while also promoting their own professional fulfillment and personal well-being.
Here are some strategies for supporting Connecticut's care managers:
Increasing resources and tailored trainings: Care managers need access to the latest information and training to stay up-to-date on the best practices and changes in the healthcare industry. Organizations can provide access to training programs, professional development opportunities, and relevant resources to help care managers build their skills and knowledge.
Support with Streamlineing administrative tasks: Care managers often spend a significant amount of time on administrative tasks such as documentation and scheduling. By reducing administrative burdens, organizations can help care managers focus more on person centered care. Investing in technology to streamline administrative tasks or hiring additional administrative staff can be an effective solution.
Increased collaboration and communication systems: Care managers need to work closely with healthcare providers, patients, and family members to deliver effective care. Organizations can encourage collaboration and communication by providing opportunities for care managers to meet with other healthcare professionals, use telemedicine or virtual visits, and communicate regularly with patients and their families.
Addressing workload and staffing concerns: Care managers may feel overwhelmed by their workload, especially in cases where patient demand exceeds staffing capacity. Organizations can address workload and staffing concerns by monitoring caseloads, providing additional staff as needed, and using data to inform staffing decisions.
Prioritize self-care and work-life balance: Care managers may experience burnout due to the demands of their job. Organizations can promote self-care and work-life balance by encouraging employees to take breaks, providing access to mental health resources, and implementing flexible scheduling policies.
By supporting care managers, we can build a healthcare system that prioritizes the well-being of patients and healthcare professionals alike. Empowering care managers to deliver high-quality, patient-centered care while also promoting their own professional fulfillment and personal well-being is a win-win for everyone involved.
Let's come together as a community to understand and invest in our care managers and build a brighter future for healthcare in Connecticut. Together, we can make a difference and create a system that truly cares for those who care for us.
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Feeling overwhelmed by endless scrolling? A social media detox can help you reclaim your peace, and therapy can guide you in setting healthy boundaries. Discover balance and reconnect with what truly matters.
Read More: www.therapycenterofny.com/index.php/blog/205-social-media...
7th February to 13th February is Children's mental health week. Take care of your child's mental health. Take time for your child to share their thoughts and feelings for their well-being.
People experiencing a mental-health or substance-use crisis in Prince George will soon have access to a new community-led Peer Assisted Care Team (PACT) to help them stabilize and find the support they need.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/31362
Young people struggling with mental-health and addiction challenges and their families now have easier access to a range of services under one roof as several programs relocate to a new facility.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/31531
Role of Nutrition in Mental HealthMany people are unaware of the connection between their diet and their mental health. While most individuals understand that consuming a nutritious diet is beneficial for physical health, they often overlook the importance of nutrition in mental health.The foods you consume not only have an impact on your physical wellbeing but also on your mood, cognitive function, and emotional stability. The role of nutrition in mental health is crucial, as it can affect your mental health status in both positive and negative ways.In this article, we'll explore the relationship between nutrition and mental health, and how the right diet can help improve your mood and mindset.Nutrition and Mental HealthYour brain requires specific nutrients to function correctly, and if you're not consuming a well-balanced diet, you may be missing out on these essential nutrients. Here's how nutrition can impact your mental health:1. Essential Nutrients for Brain HealthYour brain needs specific nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, and amino acids to work correctly. A lack of these nutrients can lead to several mental health problems such as depression, anxiety, and mood disorders.2. Blood Sugar Levels and MoodMaintaining stable blood sugar levels is crucial for mental health, as drastic changes in glucose levels can cause mood swings, fatigue, and irritability.
More young people will have better access to vital health-care services closer to home, such as primary care, counselling, early intervention, prevention and addictions supports, with 10 new Foundry centres throughout the province.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024MMHA0009-000280
More young people will have better access to vital health-care services closer to home, such as primary care, counselling, early intervention, prevention and addictions supports, with 10 new Foundry centres throughout the province.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024MMHA0009-000280
More young people will have better access to vital health-care services closer to home, such as primary care, counselling, early intervention, prevention and addictions supports, with 10 new Foundry centres throughout the province.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024MMHA0009-000280
More than half of the country’s health facilities operate below capacity or have completely stopped.
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Medical NGO ALIMA provides maternal healthcare with EU support, protecting the lives of mothers and newborns.
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More young people will have better access to vital health-care services closer to home, such as primary care, counselling, early intervention, prevention and addictions supports, with 10 new Foundry centres throughout the province.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/releases/2024MMHA0009-000280
Extreme swings in mood, vigor, and activity levels are hallmarks of bipolar disorder, commonly known as a manic-depressive disease.. Individuals with bipolar disorder experience periods of intense highs, known as manic or hypomanic episodes, and periods of intense lows, known as depressive episodes.