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Mental health recovery isn’t one size fits all. Not everyone benefits from: - therapy - medication - exercise - meditation - going outdoors Sometimes people get help from non-traditional coping mechanisms. Everyone deserves to do what is healthy for them. #WorldMentalHealthDay

Today is World Mental Health Day. All of us need to work together and use our voices to decrease the stigma surrounding mental health not just today, but every single day of the year.

Comparing yourself to others places you in a position in which you can never win. There is always someone who has more or is better than you at something. A better plan is to compare yourself to yourself and to focus on how far you have come. #WednesdayWisdom

Hey everyone! Hope you avoided the case of the Monday's. Halloween's right around the corner, so I send some positive (and spooky!) vibes y'all's way! Get out and do something for yourself tonight :) #treatyoself

In honor of Suicide Prevention Month, join us Thursday Sept 20th at 6:30pm for conversations of hope and suicide prevention.

People with mental illness are not: - weak - dramatic - lazy - hopeless - broken - a burden - pathetic - attention seeking Instead of bringing down people with mental illness, give them the support they need.

It can be hard to know how to deal with all the things life throws at us. For some, sometimes death seems like the only option. If you think someone you know is at immediate risk of suicide, you need to ACT: Ask. Care. Tell. #BeThe1To #HopeHappens #B2S18

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Instead of telling people to “just get over” mental illness, be there for them and give them support. Mental illnesses are not something that people can “just get over.” Kindness and support can make a huge impact on the lives of people living with mental illness.

It's okay to talk about suicide. It's okay to talk about mental health. It's okay to talk about addiction.

AND a big thanks to all the @Twitch streamers who have already supported #mentalhealth for all through @WeAreTiltify. You can, too: [tiltify.com/mental-health-… …] Happy streaming!

"'I wanted someone to notice (my suffering), but no one knew.'... How many other celebrities felt this way, and how many fans could relate?" Taylor shares how she found hope after a singer she idolized died by #suicide. #suicidePrevention #HopeHappens

Say something. Ask a friend about suicide and provide resources. #TigersTogether #NationalSuicidePreventionWeek clemson.edu/campus-life/he…

When you are kinder towards others you tend to treat and think of yourself in a kinder way too. These acts do not need to be big, but they will help you, and someone else, to feel better. #WednesdayWisdom #BeKind21

We lack major access to mental health resources! 16-year-old @amndasuthwrth is combatting this with a a gen-z powered 👊 software developing nonprofit @withastra 📲 #WorldSuicidePreventionDay

Ready for a @TigersTogether_ tumbler giveaway? To enter, just add us on Snapchat! Because it's Suicide Prevention Week, we will select 5 people to win tumblers this Friday to help spread the message of Tigers Together and their suicide prevention efforts here on Clemson's campus!

This week marks National Suicide Prevention Week, a chance to add your voice to the conversation, spread awareness, protect your own mental health and potentially save lives. #SuicidePrevention abcn.ws/2MhZ8TI

As #WorldSuicidePreventionDay comes to a close, please remember that we need to speak up about suicide every day, not just today. We need to foster conversations all year round.

September is Suicide Prevention Month! Please help us prevent suicide by attending some of these events!

Taking medication shouldn’t be shameful. Going to therapy shouldn’t be shameful. Using positive coping mechanisms shouldn’t be shameful. Everyone has different ways to handle mental illness. Not every method works for everyone. Let people cope the way that works for them.