We are hurting without access to the mental health care we need. Together, we need to fix a broken system so we can take better care of each other. Our fight continues in 2021 — are you with us?
We are hurting without access to the mental health care we need. Together, we need to fix a broken system so we can take better care of each other. Our fight continues in 2021 — are you with us?
In every city, town, and home, in text messages, voicemails, and journal entries across America, people are struggling without access to affordable, life-saving mental health care. Some way or another, we all experience hard times.
If each of us looks out for just one other person and stands up for change, we can demand a mental health care support system that’s there for everyone.
of people from across the country who share a common goal to fundamentally improve mental health care policy — to take care of ourselves, our loved ones, and our communities.
We look forward to your leadership @potus Joe Biden and @vp Kamala Harris.
#InaugurationDay #MentalHealthMatters
Heads up! We will be live-tweeting tomorrow’s event at 12 pm ET at @iaminseparable on Twitter, sharing from our speakers at @wellbeingtrust, @kennedyforum, and more about ways you can advocate for change in mental health policy.
It’s not too late to register! Sign up now at the link in bio.
#MentalHealth #MentalHealthPolicy #MentalHealthMatters
It’s time for a change in mental health policy.
Learn how to advocate for mental health in our upcoming virtual event this Monday, Jan 18 at 12 pm ET. We’ll be sitting with @wellbeingtrust and @kennedyforum to discuss ways we can take action through advocacy and make change.
Register now — link in bio.
#MentalHealth #MentalHealthMatters #MentalHealthAwareness
Mental healthcare is a non-negotiable right, and all communities deserve access to affordable and accessible mental health care and treatment.
Stand with us and sign the petition to fight for better mental healthcare. Link in bio.
January is #MentalWellnessMonth, a time to be mindful of and prioritize your mental wellbeing. The past few days have been filled with uncertainty and anxiety for many of us, and it’s more important than ever to take care.
If you are hurting, call @800273talk or text 741-741 to @crisistextline for support. We stand with you, and stay committed in our fight for mental health.
Happy New Year! 2020 has been such a big year for us, and we’re excited to continue championing meaningful mental health policy changes into 2021.
We want to start off by thanking all of you for your support in 2020. We made some big strides this year: launching in May with support from all of you, passing Senate Bill 855 in California expanding access to millions in need, and advising the incoming administration as they onboard mental health advocates like @drvivekmurthy and @agbecerra. None of that would have been possible without your support, and we are excited to continue this momentum into 2021 as we work with the incoming administration to push for better mental health policy.
If there’s one thing we’ve learned, it’s that we’re stronger when you’re with us. We ask that you consider supporting our work with a donation so we can continue to fight for better mental health. Link in bio to donate.
As we close this year and take stock, we are reflecting on all the progress we have accomplished in the last 6 months. But the fight is far from over.
We’re excited to continue this momentum into 2021 as we work with the transition team for mental health policy.
If you or someone you know needs help, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Crisis Text Line also provides free, 24/7, confidential support via text message to people in crisis when they text HOME to 741741.
