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Sometimes, depression can creep up on us in unexpected and subtle ways. Did you know about these unusual symptoms? This article from Happiful Magazine lists them here: https://happiful.com/12-things-you-didnt-know-could-be-sym/

Check out this article from @TheMighty about scapegoating those with #MentalHealth issues! As someone who lives and struggles with bipolar 1, PTSD, OCD and ADHD, I get tired of seeing 'mental illness' used as the catch-all and 'go-to' phrase as the rational for everything wrong with humanity." https://themighty.com//online-political-debate-mental-il/

Today is International Women's Day! Let's take a look back at some of the women who were the pioneers of our current outlook on mental health as well as the history between women and mental health. #CounselorsHelp #IWD2021 https://bit.ly/2OtTuo8

Eleanor Roosevelt was one of the most influential First Ladies in history, said Jennifer Herrera, vice president of external affairs for the National Women’s History Museum. She was a fierce advocate for peace, racial justice, and civil rights; a keen and savvy political adviser; and a tireless champion of women’s equality and economic opportunity. She truly devoted her life to making the world a better, more just place.