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Hey you! Yes, you! I'm so glad you're here. The very first step of deciding to talk to someone about the problems is the bravest move. So since you're done with that, here's a virtual hug for you! *warmest hug*
If you want help with anything, just talk to me! I can't promise that I'll help you out, but I sure can promise that I'll try 200% to do so. I've faced quite a fair share in life and I might be able to help you by listening to your life stories. I would love listening to you because that's the least I can do to help you out in your pursuit of happiness. :)
Also, if ever you just want someone to talk to, about random things, even then, just hit me up. I would love to connect! If ever you need a hug, just send me a message and there you go!! I might be a stranger but hey, friends were also once strangers, right?
I'm sorry sometimes my internet plays tricks on me so I'm unable to reply. Please forgive me. I will never want to leave your chat unattended, but if ever that happens, I'm so so sorry already. It hurts me when that happens.
Once again, welcome here! I'm so happy you're here, don't hesitate to send me a message:)
Here are some quotes that I absolutely love:
"Mistakes are a proof that you're trying."
"They thought they could, so they did it."
P.S.:
If I'm online, just start a chat! If I'm not, just send me a message and I will reply as soon as I can to set up a time to talk :)
Stay strong, stay happy.
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I'm involved in the following projects so if you have any questions regarding these, please do shoot me a message :)
☆ Quality mentor: If you ever need to schedule a quality coaching chat, do hit me up.
☆ AL2 grader
☆ Forum mentor so if you ever need to delete some thread, do shoot me a message :)
☆ Chatroom mentor
☆ Group moderator
☆ Group support quality mentor so if you're a new moderator and need help, I'm here!
☆ Peer support
☆ Events organiser so if you want to participate do shoot me a messageeee.
☆ Verifying team
☆ Welcome Committee
☆ Appreciation Committee

Recent forum posts

MIAW - The Action Plan!

Community Projects & Events / by Anushka1

May 20th, 2017

...See more In Australia, the Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) program was developed to teach people, members of the public, how to recognize and assist other people who are developing mental health problems or are in a mental health crisis situation. The MHFA Action Plan gives guidance on how people can do this. This Action Plan and the curriculum of the 12-hour face-to- face course or a blended course (eLearning and face-to-face sections) are based on extensive research, which established a consensus of the expert opinions of people with mental illness, their family members and mental health professionals. The Action Plan they opted is: A: Approach the person, assess and assist with any crisis L: Listen non-judgmentally G: Give support and information E: Encourage the person to get appropriate professional help E: Encourage other supports ALGEE is the acronym that they use which actually doesn't have a meaning in the English language. ACTION 1: Approach the person, assess and assist with any crisis The first task is to approach the person, look out for any crises and assist the person in dealing with them. The key points are to: ☆ Approach the person about your concerns ☆ Find a suitable time and space where you both feel comfortable ☆ If the person does not initiate a conversation with you about how they are feeling, you should say something to them ☆ Respect the persons privacy and confidentiality. A mental health first aider needs to Iook out for and assist with any possible crisis such as: The person may harm themselves (e.g. by attempting suicide, by using substances to become intoxicated or by en-gaging in non-suicidal self-injury); ☆ The person experiences extreme distress (e.g. a panic attack, a traumatic event or a severe psychotic state); ☆ The persons behaviour is very disturbing to others (e.g. they become aggressive or lose touch with reality). ☆ If the first aider has no concerns that the person is in crisis, they can ask the person about how they are feeling and how long they have been feeling that way. ACTION 2: Listen non-judgmentally It is important to listen non-judgmentally at all times when providing mental health first aid. When listening, any judg- ments about the person or their situation need to be set aside, and not expressed. Most people who are experiencing distressing emotions and thoughts want to be listened to empathetically before being offered options and resources that may help them. When listening non-judgmentally, the first aider needs to adopt certain attitudes and uses verbal and non-verbal listening skills that: ☆ Allow the listener to really hear and understand what is being said to them, and ☆ Make it easier for the other person to feel they can talk freely about their problems without being judged. ACTION 3: Give support and information Once a person with a mental health problem has felt listened to, it can be easier for the first aider to offer support and information. The support to offer at the time includes emotional support, such as empathising with how the person feels and offering the hope of recovery, and practical help with tasks that may seem overwhelming at the moment. Also, the first aider can ask the person whether they would like some information about mental health problems. ACTION 4: Encourage the person to get appropriate professional help The first aider can also tell a person about any options available to them for help and support. A person with mental health problems will generally have a better recovery with appropriate professional help. However, they may not know about the various options that are available to them, such as medication, counselling or psychological therapy, support for family members, assistance with vocational and educational goals, and assistance with income and accommodation. ACTION 5: Encourage other supports Encourage the person to use self-help strategies and to seek the support of family, friends and others. Other people who have experienced mental health problems can also provide valuable help in the persons recovery. [Source [http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/pdf/WMHD_report_2015_vertical_v7.pdf]] I really love the idea of this action plan and love how unknowingly, we are using this on 7cups. On this World Mental Health Day, let's spread the word about this plan and help everyone to follow it!

MIAW - The Future of Mental Health: Acceptance and Dignity

Community Projects & Events / by Anushka1

April 25th, 2016

...See more Crisis tends not to happen suddenly. There are warnings; there is a build up. If the warnings and the build-up are spotted, then hopefully preventive action can be taken. You won't be told (effectively or actually) to go away until you're really ill or imminently suicidal. If you know what helps and what doesnt, this will be trusted as valuable expertise and will shape the care you receive if and when crisis comes. In fact you'll have a crisis plan that youve negotiated with your care team and signed off yourself that sets out what you want to happen and where you want to go when youre in crisis. It won't happen in every set of circumstances. But it could happen in many more situations than it does now. This may sound obvious, but Mind's crisis care inquiry found that too often people are turned away and struggle to get help. Their crisis calls may go unanswered or they are told they are not ill enough to qualify for help. But the fact that they are there at all means they could be well down the road towards crisis already. Too few people have a crisis plan, and those who do are often not involved in deciding it, or say it is stuck in a filing cabinet and rarely referred to. In a better future vision of health care, your definition of your own crisis will count, and the plan you have co-written will determine the care you get. The benefits of peer support from other people with experience of mental health problems will be obvious and the people providing it will be valued as equals by other health care workers. Alternative models of service that are massively valued by the people who use them – including Leeds Survivor Led Crisis Service [http://www.lslcs.org.uk/] and Maytree [http://www.maytree.org.uk/] – will spread rather than being rare and isolated examples. Its an overused term, but with the right changes, the postcode lottery of good access to crisis care beyond hospitals will end. And when you go into hospital or other services youll be treated with courtesy as a welcome guest. Boredom, insecurity and abuse on wards will be a thing of the past. Cultures of restraint will be replaced by respect and dignity. How do we get to that vision? This is partly about health service cultures, but wider society sets the tone. Attitude change – underpinned by law – is fundamental. We need to see mental health as being about 'us' not 'us and them' – to end the stigma and discrimination. There is still a long way to go, as the three-quarters of people with a mental health problem who lost friendships as a result know too well, and those who lose their jobs – or never get one – because of it know even better. But there is hope too. For instance, last year, MPs in Parliament and Assembly Members in the Welsh Assembly spoke about their own experience of mental health problems. They didnt know when they took that step that their colleagues and the media would respond warmly. The fact that their stories were so well received shows that as a society we are slowly moving in the right direction. Parliament is important but it isnt in peoples daily lives the way that employers are. When it comes to helping people understand mental health and how to look after it, employers have a big part to play. Creating a mentally healthy and open workplace where employees feel supported enough to discuss a problem – thats another marker of progress that is good for business as well. Which brings me back to the staff–patient dynamic in health care. The NHS is a huge employer and its staff are rightly expected to care for people using clinical skills, respect and kindness – often in very high-demand situations, which in mental health settings include the risk of self-harm or suicide. If we expect people to be kind and empathic in their work, that is how they should be treated by their employer too. If we want staff to work in partnership with patients, respecting their wishes and knowledge of their own needs, they should feel safe enough to discuss their own mental health. The NHS should have been at the forefront of the Time to Change campaign – as an employer not just as the main provider of services. They are getting there – but as with the rest of the world, the journey is too slow, and too long, and the time for change is now. Being from the UK, this is about NHS and UK-based Parliament since I know more about that, but, if you have anything else to share, do share it here below! [Source [http://www.rcpsych.ac.uk/pdf/WMHD_report_2015_vertical_v7.pdf]]

MIAW - Dignity in Mental Health

Community Projects & Events / by Anushka1

May 22nd, 2017

...See more What is dignity? Well, according to the dictionary, it means "the state or quality of being worthy of honour or respect" which pretty much sums it really well, but, what is Dignity in Mental Health? Why is this the theme of World Mental Health Day 2015? It just means to be treated with respect despite your mental health issues. Dignity is a good thing and most people appreciate that being valued and respected is a key part of human relationships and important for our wellbeing. Your mental health doesn't define who you are as a person, and most certainly, not define how you should be treated. Why are we celebrating this day though? The problem is... "One in four adults and one in ten children are likely to have a mental health problem in any given year. This can have a profound impact on the lives of tens of millions of people all over, and can affect their ability to sustain relationships, work, or just get through the day." [Source [http://www.mentalhealth.org.uk/our-work/world-mental-health-day/world-mental-health-day-2015/]] If you look back a bit further in time, dignity and rights did not feature heavily in the mental health system. The model of support and treatment relied on incarceration, sometimes for decades at a time and helped feed some of the myths around mental health. Its worth remembering that not everyone accepted this state of affairs and that campaigners and reformers have played an important part in raising the issues of dignity and humane treatment, over many decades. Personally, I feel that in many ways dignity in mental health is linked to wider social issues such as housing, employment or occupation and poverty. Choice and control are issues that extend beyond mental health and in the end its about what sort of society we all want to live in. I think that having a voice and being able to contribute are part of what it means to live a dignified life for most of us; I dont think its any different for people with a mental health issue. Dignity is about having worth and is about everybody having inherent rights. Its an important measure of how civilized we are as a society and it is to the credit of mental health services that the idea is not only recognised but acted upon, even in the face of an extremely challenging financial and political environment. The passion and commitment shown by all those involved with mental health means that we will continue to make dignity, choice, control, respect and fairness central to what we do. Mental illness is a big enough challenge, let's treat people in a way that minimises it, not worsen it. Everybody, without exception, deserves to be treated with dignity and respect.

October 10th - World Mental Health Day

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December 6th, 2019

...See more For those who do not know, it is Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW)! As such, we have a few things lined up during this week in order to honour this observance. Feel free to join in, if you can! - We encourage everyone to share and strive to learn about mental illnesses during this time. Today is the last day of the Mental Illness Awareness Week and we are going to celebrate this observance by celebrating the World Mental Health Day! This year's theme for the WMHD is Dignity in Mental Health. To help mark the occasion, we're raising awareness of what can be done to ensure that people with mental health problems can live with dignity. I have planned out some forum posts to raise more awareness, and hope you guys like them! Discussion: ADHD led by @MsEmma and @RocketsMom in Thinking Space at 10.00PM EDT Discussion: ADHD led by @MsEmma and @RocketsMom in Teen Support Room at 11.00PM EDT Discussion: Bipolar led by @peacefulsoul8 and @ItsLee in Guided Discussions Room at 8PM EDT Forum post: Dignity in Mental health [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/MIAWDignityinMentalHealth_30877/] Information: To talk more about the theme of WMHD 2015 Forum post: Future of Mental Health: Acceptance [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/MIAWTheFutureofMentalHealthAcceptanceandDignity_30878/] Information: What is the future? How do you cope? Forum post: The Action Plan [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/MIAWTheActionPlan_30879/] Information: I found this really cool action plan for Dignity in Mental Health that is used in Australia and 23 other countries. We've been using this plan on 7cups without knowing, so worth a share! Forum post: I suffer from..., but… [https://www.7cups.com/forum/StigmaSupportCommunity_115/StigmaSurroundingMentalHealth_546/IsufferfrominsertherebutIamstillcomplete_30076/] Information: Let us know who you are and what you go through, stigma-free. Forum post: Reaching out for support via the forums [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/ReachingOutforSupportviathe7CupsForums_30611/] Information: A brief list of some of the places one can seek support for mental illness and other invisible illnesses Forum activity: Confessions of those affected by mental illness [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/ConfessionsofThoseAffectedbyMentalIllness_30543/] Information: Anonymously share whats on your mind regarding mental illness. Competition: Self-Care Photography Contest [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/SelfCarePhotographyContest_30554/] Information: Submit something that shows or represents what you do for self-care or your self-care achievements for this contest. Feed Activity: Have you ever been treated differently because of MI? Information: Let us know if your mental health was ever the reason behind you being treated differently! Hashtags: #MIAW #WMHD Feed Activity: I suffer from…, but... Information: Let us know who you are and what you go through! Hashtags: #StigmaFree [http://www.7cups.com/~stigmafree] #MIAW [http://www.7cups.com/~miaw] Feed Activity: One thing I want people to know about mental illness is… Information: Let us know what youd like others to know about mental illness! Hashtags: #OneThing [http://www.7cups.com/~onething] #StigmaFree [http://www.7cups.com/~stigmafree] #MIAW [http://www.7cups.com/~miaw] Feed Activity: If the world were stigma-free regarding mental health, … Information: Share what a stigma-free environment would mean to you! Hashtags: #StigmaFree [http://www.7cups.com/~stigmafree] #MIAW [http://www.7cups.com/~miaw] Hope you all have a great day today and are able to join in!

October 4th - Voices of Mental Illness

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October 5th, 2015

...See more Hello there lovelies! Today is the last day of Invisible Illness Awareness Week and the first day of Mental Illness Awareness Week. From today, we're going to focus on various mental illnesses, and spread awareness regarding the same. On this theme of Voices of Mental Illnesses we are going to give a platform to people who want to share their stories without being judged or misunderstood. We have a list of events planned, and you can find them out here in the Mental Illness Awareness Week [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/October4th10thMentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_30544/]:) I hope you enjoyed the whole week and participate in the MIAW as well! :) x Keeping up with events tag-list: @awesomeandy @wonderfulPumpkin71 @StormDancer @DHawks @mobbsy @Alexa28 @calmHemlock64 @bipolarhedgehog @Lulu2015 @RebeccaEmily @pandamars08 @CelestiaStar @RocketsMom @glisteningTree50 @sunshineNrainbows @MidniteAngel @Imawesome @Cadence @Ila @mscoxie @Celaeno @MelAllyouneedislove @alexlove @ItsLee @Georgie4 @Ace13 @FlowerInDisguise19 @OrangeSlices @Briana98 @Chevy81 @Renaenae @godsgirlrhizzy @Maui @Sherlock37 @ShatteredandSorrowing @WarmHeart22 @PurpleLychee @mahoganyecho @soulsings @happynappy @justkeepsmiling26 @shoyru37 @LowKeyNostalgia14 @enchantingpiano80 @trisjlistens @StarFlower @TabbyCarmencita @CrimsonPlum47 @guidingMusic @AffyAvo @AmyAmelia @gracey @ridearainbow @MsEmma @CoffeeTeaAndHonesty @OutAndThrough @tranqilfreedom @ArmyWife09 @AmityAllecra19 @MarianaFilipaSouza6 @ItWillBeOkaySarah @Chenar @sprout92 @earthwalker3 @calmingwaves12 @Jelayme @Chiara900 @Priti @TabbyPhoenix @Alicattt @ZaraSmiles @MsT @JLCsmile @Anggi @ColourfulClarity @unsinkablespirit312 @221Skye @alexlove @Vixiana @friendshipisforever @IreKat @Mizpah @giivemelove @Evangelinelover @Raylen @ShadowFaerie @JelayMe @Letmehelpyou210 @mistergreeneyes @Anushka1 @QuickJazz @peacefulSoul8 @Gentlekitefly @Spes @Lilylistens @LovedSoul92 @NewRomantic677 @Andrea50 @isthisreallylife @Always25 @pray4theheartless @AshlynHeart27 @mikaelaap @Pboob @Pbob @OneCardShort @s12 @JustMe11 @HopefulRainfall @Kallie112358 @Dillion @TortueDesBois @JohnnyM @cherishedJet13 @2015ihope @zeldabelle

October 4th - Voices of Mental Illnesses

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April 25th, 2016

...See more So it's the first day of the Mental Illness Awareness Week and we're celebrating this day by sharing the voices of mental illnesses. We will use this day to share our struggles and stories about mental illnesses and how we're living with them. We've planned a few events for you and we hope you like them! Discussions: ☆ Discussion: Breaking the Silence Ice-breakers led by @wonderfulPumpkin71 and @Kallie112358 Guided Discussion Room (adult side) Time: 9am EDT Forum posts: ☆ Self-Care Photography Contest [https://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/SelfCarePhotographyContest_30554/] by @ItsLee ☆ Confesssions of Those Affected by Mental Illness [http://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/ConfessionsofThoseAffectedbyMentalIllness_30543/] by @QuickJazz ☆ If the world were stigma-free regarding mental health... [http://www.7cups.com/forum/SpecialEventson7Cups_120/October2015MentalIllnessAwarenessWeek_606/Iftheworldwerestigmafreeregardingmentalhealth_30548/] by @QuickJazz Feed activity: ☆ Complete the sentence: "If the world were stigma-free regarding mental health...". Hashtags: #IAmStigmaFree #StigmaFree #MIAW If you have any questions about the events or would like to get involved, you can PM me or @QuickJazz :) Keeping up with events tag-list: @awesomeandy @wonderfulPumpkin71 @StormDancer @DHawks @mobbsy @Alexa28 @calmHemlock64 @bipolarhedgehog @Lulu2015 @RebeccaEmily @pandamars08 @CelestiaStar @RocketsMom @glisteningTree50 @sunshineNrainbows @MidniteAngel @Imawesome @Cadence @Resisti @mscoxie @Celaeno @MelAllyouneedislove @alexlove @Georgie4 @Ace13 @FlowerInDisguise19 @OrangeSlices @Briana98 @Chevy81 @Renaenae @godsgirlrhizzy @Maui @Sherlock37 @ShatteredandSorrowing @WarmHeart22 @PurpleLychee @mahoganyecho @soulsings @happynappy @justkeepsmiling26 @shoyru37 @LowKeyNostalgia14 @enchantingpiano80 @trisjlistens @StarFlower @TabbyCarmencita @CrimsonPlum47 @guidingMusic @AffyAvo @AmyAmelia @gracey @ridearainbow @MsEmma @CoffeeTeaAndHonesty @OutAndThrough @tranqilfreedom @ArmyWife09 @AmityAllecra19 @MarianaFilipaSouza6 @ItWillBeOkaySarah @Chenar @sprout92 @earthwalker3 @calmingwaves12 @Jelayme @Chiara900 @Priti @TabbyPhoenix @Alicattt @ZaraSmiles @MsT @JLCsmile @Anggi @ColourfulClarity @unsinkablespirit312 @221Skye @alexlove @friendshipisforever @IreKat @Mizpah @giivemelove @Evangelinelover @Raylen @ShadowFaerie @JelayMe @Letmehelpyou210 @mistergreeneyes @peacefulSoul8 @Gentlekitefly @Spes @Lilylistens @LovedSoul92 @NewRomantic677 @Andrea50 @isthisreallylife @Always25 @pray4theheartless @AshlynHeart27 @mikaelaap @Pboob @Pbob @OneCardShort @s12 @JustMe11 @HopefulRainfall @Kallie112358 @Dillion @TortueDesBois @JohnnyM @cherishedJet13 @2015ihope @zeldabelle [add/remove yourself here [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1lVs6GxergYvTbKR2fmXFMSza3dCGsOtr0E9LyewkOW8/viewform]]

October 4th - 10th Mental Illness Awareness Week

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October 4th, 2015

IIAW - The power of "I admire you"

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April 25th, 2016

...See more The words, I admire you can have significant influence in how well your chronically ill friend copes with their illness today. Has anyone ever said to you, I admire you? How did that make you feel? In an odd way, hearing I admire you makes me want to try to do my best even harder. It gives me a little push that my efforts are noticed and make a difference. Living with illness is hard. Maybe no one has told you lately just how hard it is. When was the last time a friend looked in your eyes and said, You know what? I really admire how well you handle thing whole illness. Its huge. And you do all you do with grace, even when you are in so much pain. Now, we who are living with illness are not perfect. Those of us with illness lose our cool, we lose our minds, we lose our step, and on occasion, we even lose our dinner. Illness isnt pretty and we know its not something people really choose to do, you just have no other alternative but to do it. On the other hand, its nice to think that someone notices your efforts to smile through it once in a while, right? Because we are trying so hard! And it is not easy! And truthfully, we dont want sympathy. We just want someone to say they notice, like when you get a new haircut or get the inside of your car cleaned out. We want a little Wow. Cool. Woop, you go!" So tell someone today, I admire you–even if they are not chronically ill. Tell the teen that helps you to the car with your groceries I admire that you are working so hard in this heat. Tell your postman, I admire how you do this job every day. Tell someone I admire you and see if it makes a difference in their expression. The power of "I admire you" is stronger than you think.

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