Mental health wears many different faces. Anxiety. Depression, Trauma. Personality Disorders. Panic. Suicide. Stress. Let's take a look at what mental illness is, how it affects us, and how to treat it. Mental health relates to every aspect of our lives. Relationships. Work. Finances. Family. Even our physical health and mental health are related.
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“Trauma is personal. It does not disappear if it is not validated. When it is ignored or invalidated, the silent screams continue internally.” — Danielle