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“I’m depressed” can be a phrase that is thrown around lightly, as many individuals might not know what it truly means. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, about 21 million adults in the U.S. have experienced at least one major depressive episode per year. If you struggle with depression, know that you are not alone. If you do not, you likely know someone who does. It is important to understand the symptoms of depression and know the ways in which you can manage it.

Happy World Kindness Day! Kindness is one of the most simple and easy tools to better your own mental health and the mental health of those around you. You never know how the smallest act of kindness can change a person’s life. Keep reading to learn more about how kindness can benefit you and find ideas for random acts of kindness you can do today!

Journaling is a healthy way to become more self-aware, increase memory, decrease anxiety, and put your thoughts in visual form. Have you wanted to implement journaling into your routine but don’t know how? Continue reading to learn how to make journaling a habit and discover journal prompts to get you started!

Have you felt disconnected from your partner when life starts to get busy? How do you possibly stay in healthy communication with them in a way that fosters connection? Sometimes the simplest actions can make the biggest difference. Continue reading for ideas on how to stay connected with your partner during busy seasons of life. Investing intentionally in your relationship will not go to waste!

Have you found yourself losing motivation or questioning the importance of your work? This might be a sign that you are experiencing burnout. Burnout is scary but it is preventable. Read more to learn about other symptoms of burnout and how to fight against these symptoms.

Vulnerability may be one of the most important things that we learn to practice in our lives. Being vulnerable looks like acknowledging difficult emotions inside oneself and being able to talk about those feelings with others. Do you have a desire to be more vulnerable? Keep reading to learn about the benefits of vulnerability and some action steps you can take to be more vulnerable in your relationships.

Do you ever struggle with knowing how to be there for a friend who is battling mental illness? It is important that you take your role as a supporter and encourager seriously, as you might be the only person caring for your friend at this time. Read more to learn about specific things you can do to support a loved one who is struggling with mental illness.

Generalized anxiety disorder (GAD) is very common among adults in the United States. It is important to be educated about what GAD is and how to manage it. Keep reading to learn more about what characterizes GAD and find some tips on ways to combat anxiety.

With the freedom of summer wearing off, back-to-school in full swing, and fall activities filling up our schedules, mindset is everything. Do you know the difference between a growth mindset and a fixed mindset? Keep reading to learn how to switch your negative thoughts to more positive thinking through the values of a growth mindset.

Today is World Suicide Prevention Day. Suicide can be a hard topic to talk about, but that is why having a healthy discussion around this topic is that much more important. Talking about suicide lessens its stigma and can even save lives. Continue reading to learn the warning signs of suicide, find resources that can help you if you are considering suicide, and find truthful lessons learned by someone who has experienced the suicide of a loved one.