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Breaking your limits isn’t worth breaking down
“Being a college student is tough. You have to put yourself first and do what you need to do to be successful.” – By Laci Sutton
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COVID-19 has been “like a spotlight that can’t be turned off. It shines a light on issues that no longer can be ignored”
Mental Health Awareness Month: A break during the pandemic for self-care
“Mental health for everyone took a toll as the pandemic took over our lives… I may not be doing as well as the toilet paper industry is, but I’m working my way up from one-ply to two-ply.” – By Tabitha Barr
Mental illness is not your fault
Emily Fehrman on Jake Paul’s misinformed tweet claiming anxiety can be cured if you “chill your mind out” and “go for a walk:”
“Wow, thank you, Jake, I am cured of my debilitating anxiety. If I could just chill my mind out sometimes that would be fantastic, but that’s not what anxiety is.”
“Ripple Effect” showing helps students understand suicide
HutchCC partnered with Horizons Mental Health Center to show a documentary about the ways suicide affects people. “Suicide: The Ripple Effect” explains the hard truth about suicide and how devastating its effect can be.
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