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.
As we close out #NationalMinorityMentalHealthMonth, a quick reminder that accessible mental health care is crucial, ESPECIALLY for marginalized and underserved communities.
We commit to continue the fight for better mental health care. Link in bio to join us ⬆️
As mental health conversations continue with recent examples set by the highest level of elite athletes, this is a quick reminder that physical health cannot be separated from mental health. They are one and the same.
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The cost of mental health treatment can be one of the most significant mental health barriers, especially for minority and marginalized communities. @nationalcouncil’s recent survey revealed that cost was an obstacle getting in the way of seeking treatment for 47% of adults. And for LGBTQ and indigenous folks, the percentage was even higher.
Affordable mental health care means more people, oftentimes those who need it most, receive care.
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The health of our minds and the health of our bodies are inseparable. @simonebiles is a hero on and off the mat.
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@nationalcouncil recently conducted a survey of the past year and found significant disparities between the amount of BIPOC individuals struggling with mental health and those who actually received care for it.
In general, minorities face much higher barriers to mental health treatment & care, and eliminating those barriers is key to reversing the inequities experienced by underserved communities.
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On a scale of 1-10, how has your mental health been lately?
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It’s as simple as this — mental health care in schools matters. Click the link in bio to learn how you can support more mental health resources for students NOW.
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School staff and counselors are stretched thin, and students need a lot more support than they’re receiving in school.
Link in bio to fight for more mental health resources in schools ⬆️
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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.
