Another great clip from Softnthefckup:
Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts
Showing posts with label depression. Show all posts
Monday, July 09, 2012
Monday, May 05, 2008
Bilingual Mental Health Resources

This is something I found today, these resources would be more suited to adults and workers....
Multicultural Mental Health Australia (MHA) has a collection of new mental health resources for everyone.
MHA has released a new series of bilingual resources with beyondblue: the national depression initiative. The resources include: The Depression Checklist, Understanding Depression, Living and Caring for a Person with Depression, How Can You Help Someone with Depression? Depression and antidepressant medication and Emotional Health During Pregnancy and Early Parenthood.
MHA has released a new series of bilingual resources with beyondblue: the national depression initiative. The resources include: The Depression Checklist, Understanding Depression, Living and Caring for a Person with Depression, How Can You Help Someone with Depression? Depression and antidepressant medication and Emotional Health During Pregnancy and Early Parenthood.
Chris.
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Depression/suicide/health etc
Here is an excerpt of a movie made by Bryce Mackie which is his Experience with Depression and Suicide.
"Crying uncontrollably at the kitchen table, mind racing with thoughts of suicide. How could this happen to a teen who has everything: a budding film career, popular in school, an all-state athlete, a good student, loving parents, and a wonderful girlfriend? Everything was great yet suddenly everything was horrible. Why? Bryce captured his true-life battle with depression and suicide in this 22+ award-winning film. An excellent resource & tool enabling anyone including teenagers, parents and teachers to discuss depression and suicide openly and thus erasing the stigma that still exists today."
If you are interested in seeing more OR want to read the facilitator guide and group questions that have been developed for this go to here
"Crying uncontrollably at the kitchen table, mind racing with thoughts of suicide. How could this happen to a teen who has everything: a budding film career, popular in school, an all-state athlete, a good student, loving parents, and a wonderful girlfriend? Everything was great yet suddenly everything was horrible. Why? Bryce captured his true-life battle with depression and suicide in this 22+ award-winning film. An excellent resource & tool enabling anyone including teenagers, parents and teachers to discuss depression and suicide openly and thus erasing the stigma that still exists today."
If you are interested in seeing more OR want to read the facilitator guide and group questions that have been developed for this go to here
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