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Fuckin', hate filling in therapy worksheets.
It's like having homework for your mental illness.
Like great. I've escaped the phase of my life where algebra is mandatory, but now I'm trying to triangulate the source of The Horrors.
At least when you solved for X, there was one answer.
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This poll is referencing the way that people with schizospectrum disorders are stereotyped in media as being violent/aggressive. The stereotype leads to a great deal of unwarranted suspicion and distrust toward people with these disorders. The question is intended to survey whether people have actually had any violent encounters with people who have schizospectrum disorders.
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We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.
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This month is filled with:
ᰔᩚ great things
ᰔᩚ unexpected blessings
ᰔᩚ beautiful moments
ᰔᩚ self-love and self-care
ᰔᩚ laughter and joy
ᰔᩚ breakthroughs
ᰔᩚ miracles and love
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the first step to recovery is acceptance.
accepting that you are living with an illness, one that you did not ask for nor is it any fault of your own.
accepting that you are worthy of a healthy life fully of happiness, love and healing.
accepting that healing is NOT linear.
accepting that healing takes time, and to heal is to feel.
accepting that you can get better.
accepting yourself for who you are.
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You have to stop ruining things for yourself preemptively because you believe they’ll fail anyway. Give yourself a chance to succeed.
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Be the reason people still believe in good intentions, genuine energy, and gorgeous hearts of gold.
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Participate in a Research Study about Adolescent Mental Health (15-18, Enter for a $25 gift card)
Hi there! We're a research team based out of Fordham University’s Mood & Behaviors Lab and University of Maine's Clinical Child and Adolescent Psychology Lab conducting a study on risk & resilience related to mental health in adolescents.
In order to participate in this study you must: Be 15-18 years old, be comfortable reading and speaking English, and live in a rural community OR an urban community in the United States.
If you are interested in participating in the study, please click on the link below. Participants who complete the study will be entered into a raffle to win one of 20, $25 Amazon gift cards.
https://fordham.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_ehWjq8RIi2c14Oy
Your participation is completely voluntary, and you can end the study at any time. All data collected in this study is confidential. Your parents do not need to be involved in your participation in this study. This study is approved by the Fordham University Institutional Review Board.
We hope that this research helps us better understand online experiences for adolescents across the United States. Please reach out to us at
[email protected] with any questions.
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