#minority health month

[yourmentalhealthpal]

April is US Minority Health Month, a time to raise awareness about the health disparities that affect minority populations in the United States. Check this article on US Minority Health Month to know more.

[therapyforblackgirls]

In observance of Minority Mental Health Month, Therapy for Black Girls and The Holding Space Foundation are teaming up to host a series of online events to explore the ways in which Black women of various generations connect, foster friendships, and evolve together through the campaign, Generations of Sisterhood.

TBG is excited to partner with Tumblr, streaming this event live just for you! Join Dr. Joy Harden Bradford and Dr. Lakeysha (Key) Hallmon, July 26th @ 7PM EST for a powerful keynote event conversation on the power of Sisterhood.

Grab Your FREE Registration Link Here : therapyforblackgirls.com/gos

[todayontumblr]

Wednesday, July 26.

Therapy for Black Girls 💇🏿‍♀️👩🏾 👩🏽 👩🏿‍🦱 👧🏾

It's Minority Mental Health Month. Did you know? Well, if not, you do now. You can thank us later, as we've got something special, and a little date for your diaries. That date being today, July 26, as it happens.

It's good to talk, let's face it. Life is tough, to say the least, and someone to talk to can sometimes make all the difference to your mental health; particularly when that person knows just what it is you are talking about. Life can be difficult, we all live with trauma, and your mind can inflict noise and distress each day. Fortunately, however, there is sisterhood and fortunately, there is community. So on that basis, we thought we would celebrate with, well, a talk. A talk more specifically on the transformative power of sisterhood and community, and an exploration of the ways Black women connect and grow together.

Join award-winning psychologist, Dr. Joy Harden Bradford, and Dr. Lakeysha (Key) Hallmon for a conversation on the transformative power of sisterhood and its importance in community healing, in celebration of Minority Mental Health Awareness Month. Make sure don't miss it by securing your place here. There is quite literally nothing to lose, after all, as this is a free event, live streamed right here on Tumblr. That's still not all; we thought we'd celebrate with a few community postings on the evergreen, ever-essential subject of #therapy.

See you at 7pm sharp, folks x

[specialagentartemis]

it has been seven months and my insurance STILL is asking me "are you SURE your surgery wasn't due to a car accident we can bill someone else for? are you sure??? we're not gonna pay the whole thing till we're sure you're SURE"

[thresholdbb]

Back to doing waiting room doodles

[sleepy-devilz]

happy disability pride month AND happy national minority mental health awareness month!!

[flitterywings]

I can’t believe I’ve lost two years of my twenties to health problems and disability. it’s still baffling me that I’m not anywhere close to recovering

[collectate]

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[ladyseidr]

reappears cutely. so what if i found out the reason i was feeling bad was actually just because i'm PMSing and sick and didn't realize until yesterday and it wasn't just because [gestures at brain]

[luvrbunni]

ik ive not been active at all anyways sort of explanation/me complaining in tags

[therapyforblackgirls]

10 Things To Remember if You're Chronically Overwhelmed

Feeling chronically overwhelmed may be a trauma response. Trauma activates the flight or fight response in our bodies. This activation engages the sympathetic nervous system. Sympathetic nervous system activation releases stress hormones like cortisol and epinephrine. In the presence of danger, these hormones help us survive. When danger is not present, these hormones can cause you to feel overwhelmed and can lead to physical symptoms of stress to include increased heart rate, sweating and digestive issues. After experiencing trauma, it is possible that your sympathetic nervous system may be hyperactivated. This hyperactivation may culminate in chronically feeling stressed, on edge, hypervigilant, jumpy or on guard. It may be difficult to relax. The good news is that you can reset a hyperactivated nervous system through trauma healing. 

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[robynochs]

"Minority stress" is not caused by WHO you are; it's caused by WHERE you are. Being Black, Brown, bisexual, trans, Jewish, Muslim is not stressful. Being any of these things in the context of a hostile external environment is stressful.

[legofemme]

My problem is that i get really nervous when people younger than me do certain things and i want to help but i tend to overstep and keep adding more and more and become kinda. Overwhelming. So instead i dont say anything at all. I try 2 offer my advice when specifically asked to try and help but also people Dont ask so i sit here nervous as fuck all the time forever in spaces w minors saying Kind Of Concerning Things

[lezbe-hella-gay]

HAPPY PRIDE MONTH 🏳️‍🌈

PLEASE HELP THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY. It only takes 10 minutes to make a difference 🏳️‍🌈

[icewindandboringhorror]

I downloaded an app that I think is meant to be used for like, detailed food tracking or something, but I instead really just wanted something with this format (color coded calendar days) so I could put in one single simple entry a day to kind of rate my day overall (based on physical health symptoms).. which..... looking back over it for the new year since when I first started tracking.. 9 "good" days in about 9 months, so roughly one good day a month LOL...

[beesinspades]

i would like to unsubscribe from anxiety-related tummy issues please and thank you