AWARENOW

Our last myth bust of #pride month. We hope these #pride posts have been informative, especially as we work on our LGBTQ+ allyship this month and every month!

Our last fact of the week! It is so important to break stereotypes regarding who can be a victim of intimate partner violence. Next week we will return to busting some myths for LGBTQ+ pride month.

It's National Men's Health Week! Societally, we tend to negate the dating violence experiences of male-identifying individuals because of their gender identity. This week we want to validate these experiences and highlight the importance of men's health.

Debunk harmful stereotypes!

Tbt to our awesome It's Not Love® workshop at Winston Churchill High School! #AWARE

Domestic violence is far from a "straight" issue

For #pride month we are debunking common myths surrounding teen dating violence and LGBTQ+ youth. Stayed tuned! #AWARE

According to @brenebrown, “Rest & play are as vital to our health and nutrition as exercise.” There is a lot of pressure on teens to prioritize good grades over their mental well-being. But you don't need to sacrifice your mental health or happiness to achieve your goals.

Your mental health journey does not have to look like anyone else's. Healing comes with ups and downs, and that is okay. Keep going. #mentalhealthawarenessmonth

What are some songs you listen to to help improve your mood and motivate you to focus on your mental health?#mentalhealthawarenessmonth

Real friends are...#fun #kind #honest #helpful Thanks to Milton Gottesman Jewish Day School for an awesome #healthyfriendships workshop this morning! #AWARE

A little reminder for all of you. Thanks @StacieSwift #mentalhealthawareness #endthestigma

Healthy relationships are safe relationships #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthmatters #endthestigma

The biggest thing you can do to support someone who is struggling is to show them compassion and empathy. By recognizing and validating the emotions of those who are struggling, we as supports can help them to build compassion for their own struggles @blestbutstrest