Liste des hashtags les plus populaires par sujet #STIGMAFREE

The stigma of mental illness frames those of us living with bipolar, depression, schizophrenia & other conditions as incapable, inadequate, unloving & violent people. The truth is we are a community filled with people who are empathetic, kind, compassionate, unique, brilliant & brave. Our truth is beautiful. Sending love to the most magical community in the world. I see you #stigmafree . . . #bipolardepression #depressionawareness #mentalhealthquotes #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthblogger #mentalhealthrecovery #mentalhealthadvocate #anxietywarrior #mentalhealthjourney #mentalhealthwarriors #mentalhealthart #mentalhealthisreal #quotesofinstagram #quotesdailly #inspirationalquotes #communityofwriters #writersofinsta #writersofinstagram #selflove #selflovequotes #nostigma #endstigma #stigma #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthblog

Today is the last day of #mentalhealthawarenessmonth, but we think EVERY day is an occasion for #mentalhealthawareness. Mental health is always important and we need to keep the conversation going. ⁣ ⁣ (Cartoon via @howamifeelingg)⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth #mentalhealthrecovery #mentalillness #mentalhealthquotes #anxietyawareness #depressionawareness #stigmafree #therapyworks #psychalive #psychology #psychologyfact

“My heart it has no chill; I can sense everything. I love from deep inside but there are pains I hope to fix. Here’s your warning: Handle with care.” #breakyostigma #breakyosilence #stigmafree #ditchthelabel

Today, I submitted this bad boy. This right here is something I’m extremely passionate about because it’s inspired by my personal struggles along with those near and dear to me in my life who are struggling with the same mental health challenges. So here is to all of us who struggle— those of us who wake up in the morning succumbed by our depression, who put on a brave face every day when really, behind our smiles lurks a feeling of anxiety so intense we are drowning, those of us whose OCD is often viewed as “weird” because of our obsessive need to check if our fridge is properly closed exactly 20 times otherwise we will 100% die. I’m here to tell you that you’re not alone and to reach out, let’s talk about it. Let’s get past the stigma. Let’s look for more support not only among our friends and family, but within our academic institutions, our athletic teams, our religious groups, any form of social support systems we may have, use them. The thing is we all think we struggle alone when really, there’s a community of us who understand, who can relate, who go through this every single day. Remember to be kind to others, especially on here because sometimes it’s those who seem the happiest who are battling the darkest demons. . . . . . . #MentalHealth #LetsTalk #StigmaFree #Support #Thesis #UAH #Curriculum #StudyAbroad #Madrid #Spain

#FridayFeelings It's easy to be negative on things you cannot control, learn to embrace and forgive yourself rather than put yourself down if you cannot do much about it - @soolooka

For today’s Disability awareness week post I wanna talk about mobility /accessible aids and how they can make life easier. There‘s a lot of stigma and shame attached to using aids for those with invisible disabilities. I want to talk about my personal experiences today. It’s been a real struggle for me to accept the use of two of my mobility aids. Especially my mobility chair. My fear that people may think “Why is she using that, she can walk? I’ve seen her walk!”. I use my mobility chair in situations when a lot of walking or standing is involved. It helps me preserve my energy, and keeps my pain levels from sky rocketing to unbearable levels. It took me a long time to come to terms with using my mobility chair. When I do, I notice a huge difference in my ability to get things done and go places I normally wouldn’t be able to go. For example, I’m really excited to take a trip to Hopewell Rocks Park this summer. They have built an accessible path/ramp that goes ALL the way down to the water. I have never been able to go all the way down to the water before. But with the use of my chair and the newly built accessible path, i will! I also use an accessible parking placard. This helps me to park closer when running errands and going to appointments. Helping me to perserve energy and control pain levels, making it possible for me to achieve those tasks. It also means I can swing my car door all the way open, helping me swing my feet out from my pedal extensions to exit the car. These two mobility aids make life more accessible for me. I’m working daily on the stigma and all my personal feelings surrounding it. Talking about it empowers me. So my message today is, if you see someone using a mobility aid, please be kind and don’t judge. They are working really hard to make life more accessible for themselves. Images by @natashalipman @thisthingtheycallrecovery @hystericsblog

Never judge yourself through the eyes of someone else . An awesome post by @revelatori . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . #mentalwellbeing #anxietywarrior #stigmafree #mentalhealthweek #overcomingdepression #anxietyfighter #anxietyanddepression #ocdrecovery #anxietydisorders #anxietyissues

Let’s take the taboo out of mental health issues. May's Mental Health Awareness Month is coming to a close, but the issues will still exist. We urge you to take action - talk to your employer, share your concerns, think about how your company can do better and connect with the people around you. ❤️ . #Global_MMoser #MMoserSocial #MMoserAssociates #WorkplaceDesign #PicoftheDay #Design #MentalHealthWeek #MentalHealthMonth #EmployeeBenefits #EducateYourself #MentalHealthAdvocate #HealthEducation #BreaktheStigma #StigmaFree #HelpYourCommunity #EmotionalHealth

#ThursdayThoughts You are NOT a burden for your own mental healthit is easy to be hard on yourself but it doesn't mean that all you think negatively about yourself is true - @crystaldrawsstuff