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03/31/2026

Today, we don’t just acknowledge members of the transgender community. We celebrate them, their lives and their accomplishments in a world that too often makes things harder than they should be.

Trans people face disproportionate rates of poverty, prejudice and violence compared to their cisgender peers.
The weight of that reality shows up in heartbreaking statistics:
💔 82% of transgender individuals have considered su***de.
💔 40% have attempted to end their life.
These numbers aren’t just data. They’re a call to action for all of us.

If you or someone you know is struggling, free, confidential, 24/7 support – run by trans people, for trans people – is available:
📞 Trans Lifeline: 877-565-8860
The most powerful thing you can do today? Share this post. Visibility saves lives.

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03/30/2026

Bipolar disorder doesn’t look the same for everyone. But for millions, it means navigating extreme mood swings that can disrupt sleep, energy, focus and everyday life. And for some, that includes battling thoughts of su***de.

Today is World Bipolar Day, a global moment to break down stigma, spark meaningful conversations, and celebrate the incredible strides being made in research and care for those affected. We still have work to do, but the progress is real and worth recognizing.

If you or someone you love is struggling, you are not alone, and help is closer than you think:

• Talk to a mental health or healthcare professional.
• Call or text 988 to reach the Su***de and Crisis Lifeline anytime.
Share this to help spread awareness.

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03/23/2026

Can we talk about how our dogs literally save us every single day? Because science actually backs this up and it’s the most wholesome thing ever.

Studies show that pets – especially our precious pups – are vital to our mental health. Like, your dog really does know when you’re having a bad day. Research confirms that pets have this magical ability to sense when we need comfort. 💕

And it’s not just the snuggles – even the “chores” of pet ownership, like feeding and walking your pup, can pull you out of a funk and give your mind a much-needed break from stress. Who knew filling a food bowl could be therapeutic?😂

But wait: There’s more. Our dogs create routine, stability and a reason to get up and keep going, even on the hardest days. For people dealing with anxiety, depression or other mental health challenges, that sense of security and unconditional love can be genuinely life-changing. 🙌

So today, squeeze your pups a little tighter and remember: They’re not just a pet. They’re your therapist, your best friend and your whole heart. 🐾❤️

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03/17/2026

There are at least 64 million adults in the United States who report having sustained a traumatic brain injury in their lifetimes. Brain Injury Awareness Month advocates for causes that resonate with them.

Brain injuries can have substantial impacts on mental health, as they come with great stressors, uncertainties, and major life changes.

You can join others in raising advocacy and support today and learn more about Brain Awareness through Brain Injury Association of America.

03/09/2026

💚 This month, let’s show up for the women in our lives — and for ourselves.

Check in on the women in your life. Ask how they’re really doing. Remind them it’s okay to not always be okay – and that they don’t have to figure it out alone. Wherever a woman is in her life journey, she deserves to be seen, celebrated and supported.

And if you’re a woman reading this: You matter, too! Take a moment this month to celebrate your wins, big and small – and be honest with yourself about how you’re doing. You give so much to others. Give a little back to yourself.

Women carry so much – often putting everyone else first. But your mental health is the foundation everything else is built on. Here are some simple ways to start showing up for yourself:

Quick self-care check-in:
• 😴 Prioritize sleep – 7 to 9 hours makes a real difference.
• 🚶 Move your body – even a 30-minute walk counts.
• ☀️ Get outside and soak up some sunshine.
• 🧘 Try meditation, mindfulness or prayer.
• 💬 Talk to someone you trust if you’re struggling.
• Reach out to a doctor or mental health professional if you need more support.

If you’re in Charlotte and the cost of mental health counseling is an issue, you don’t have to go through hard things alone.

Psychology For All delivers free counseling services for under-resourced people through partnerships with diverse, licensed mental health clinicians and referral agencies, while promoting community mental health awareness. Reach out to us at the link in our bio.

Feel free to tag a woman in your life who deserves to see this today.

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02/27/2026

If you’re ready for professional help with your eating disorder, here’s some good news:

There are many professionals who specialize in caring for people with eating disorders and are ready to support you. These professionals range from therapists to dietitians who can help you in person and online.

You can use the NEDA website to find someone who’s right for you. Get started by visiting NEDA’s Treatment Directory at https://map.nationaleatingdisorders.org

Eating disorders are often hidden. This week is about bringing them into the light.

Learn more, get help, share hope: .

02/26/2026

Think you have an eating disorder? Or suspect you know someone who does?

Here are some signs of possible trouble:

• Obsessing over weight or shape leading to behavior – like dieting or exercising excessively – that may jeopardize health

• Taking dangerous amounts of medications to control weight

• Carrying out extreme action such as forced vomiting after eating

Eating disorders are often hidden. This week is about bringing them into the light.

Learn more, get help, share hope: .

02/25/2026

What are the 3 main types of eating disorders?

• Anorexia nervosa, characterized by severe food restriction and fear of weight gain

• Bulimia nervosa, involving cycles of binge eating and related behaviors like purging

• Binge-eating disorder, marked by recurring episodes of consuming large amounts of food uncontrollably

These serious mental health conditions involve significant disturbances in eating behaviors and body image.

Eating disorders are often hidden. This week is about bringing them into the light.

Learn more, get help, share hope: .

02/24/2026

What are the 3 main types of eating disorders?

• Anorexia nervosa, characterized by severe food restriction and fear of weight gain

• Bulimia nervosa, involving cycles of binge eating and compensatory behaviors like purging

• Binge-eating disorder, marked by recurrent episodes of consuming large amounts of food uncontrollably

These serious mental health conditions involve significant disturbances in eating behaviors and body image.

Eating disorders are often hidden. This week is about bringing them into the light.

Learn more, get help, share hope: .

PsychologyForAll.CLT

02/23/2026

Eating disorders affect 30 million Americans across all ages, sizes, races, genders and backgrounds. Too often, people go unseen or unsupported due to stigma, misinformation and barriers to care – especially mental health care.

People with eating disorders are at risk for co-occurring mental illnesses, which most often include depression, anxiety and substance use disorders.

Eating disorders are often hidden. This week is about bringing them into the light.

Learn more, get help, share hope: .

PsychologyForAll.CLT

02/19/2026

Congratulations Kia Wiggins for being Psychology For Alls’ clinician of the month for February!
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Thank you, Kia Wiggins, for all your fantastic work outside and inside the PFA organization!

Swipe to learn about Kia Wiggins and read all about her on our website!

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