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Mental Health
All sickness is not visible on the outside…
Mental health can be severely affected by social and religious stigmas around sex, gender and sexuality. Learn ways to tackle situations causing stress, anxiety and various other issues through expert advice and lived experiences.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I take care of my mental health?
Consult a therapist. Talk to people. Discover what makes you peaceful everyday.
Are you having suicidal thoughts?
Please seek immediate medical help. If there is a structural issue to your problem (you feel suicidal due to your race, gender, caste, class, etc), there are many support groups who may have gone through something similar. Please make the attempt to get in touch with them. They will surely help you out.
Is Mental Illness curable?
There are many effective therapies and treatments that can help you manage your mental health. Many times, the symptoms do not reoccur. Sometimes, you need to do some practices throughout your life to manage your mental illness, and that is perfectly fine.
Stories on this topic
Flipping the Gender Marker
Abbey Tackett, yesterday
I am having some difficulties with my name change that is causing that process to be delayed. But in the state of Ohio, I am able to apply to have the gender marker changed on my drivers license.
I am having some difficulties with my name change that is causing that process to be delayed.
Meet the face behind Minority Mental Health Month: Bebe Moore Campbelle
Chetana Chaudhury, Jul 07
So who is behind the establishment of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month? Bebe Moore Campbell (February 18, 1950 – November 27, 2006) was an American author, journalist and teacher.
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20 lessons about mental health to take us into 2020 (part 1)
Professor Sex, Jun 30
20 things I think everyone should know about mental health as we enter 2020. 1. Mental health includes our emotional, psychological, and social well-being.
20 things I think everyone should know about mental health as we enter 2020. 1.