Tag: social media

How to Emotionally and Mentally Survive a Breakup: Stay off Social Media

How to Emotionally and Mentally Survive a Breakup: Stay off Social Media

Hannah B.

How to Emotionally and Mentally Survive a Breakup: Stay off Social Media

I am not a relationship expert, but I’ve had my heart broken more than I’d like to admit. On this journey in heartbreak, I realized that a significant part of emotionally surviving a breakup is to take a break from anything that could be toxic in your environment, including social media. No, you do not have to delete everything or go into hibernation, but you do have to stay off them as much as possible and take the initiative to block or unfollow your ex to prevent you from seeing their posts. It relates to the old saying, “Out of sight out of mind.” Read more →

World Bipolar Day Is Important and Here Are 6 Reasons Why

World Bipolar Day Is Important and Here Are 6 Reasons Why

Hannah B.

World Bipolar Day Is Important and Here Are 6 Reasons Why

World Bipolar Day is important every year, but this year it is time to make a statement with all the recent events that have taken place. You can help spread awareness on Friday, March 30th, by sharing posts and information on mediated platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, Linkedin or via your methods of communication. In 2018, social justice movements are thriving, and this includes mental health. Mental health influencers are present on social media more than ever, and it is time we speak up on a day where we have the general publics attention.

Our lives begin to end the day we become silent about the things that matter.-MLK

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6 Ways to Become a Mental Health Advocate

6 Ways to Become a Mental Health Advocate

Hannah B.

6 Ways to Become a Mental Health Advocate

How to become a mental health advocate? You do not need a degree, a diagnosis or work as a licensed therapist to become a mental health advocate. The general idea behind advocacy is supporting mental health by spreading awareness, reducing stigma and supporting the cause. If you are looking for a way to become a mental health advocate, don’t worry I’ve got your back.

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