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Sharing - Child Abuse Prevention In America (videos & articles)
Kids At Risk Action (KARA) compiled this list of videos, podcasts, articles, and more, all dedicated to sharing information on child abuse prevention. It’s worth a bookmark and spending some time going through. We all need more education, so be sure to share it with your network as well, especially with people who have kids or work with…
Shared Links (bi-weekly) June 28, 2026
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Sharing - Don’t look away: Have a conversation about online safety today
This resource seems like something worth sharing. We spend so much time talking about online safety, banning phones until a certain age, or banning social media, and not enough time making sure we prepare kids for the dangers of being online at all. It’s like banning a child from leaving the house without a parent and then sending them to school with no skills for navigating other people on their…
Sharing - Mental health is not an individual matter, but a political one
We’ve talked about this on the site before. I didn’t realize this kind of research has been showing us this since the 1950s: The Stirling County Study and others like it demonstrated that mental illness was associated with poverty, inequality, social isolation and community disintegration (which involved factors such as crumbling civic infrastructure and a lack of groups that bind a community…
Sharing - Why We Oversimplify Psychology
It’s simple, really. We try to find simple explanations for complex problems because we want simple answers: So we oversimplify psychology, simply because we need to. Complexity is heavy and uncomfortable. Simple explanations reduce emotional load and give us something to hold onto when things feel unclear. But what feels clear is not always what is most accurate. In psychology, that gap is where…
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Sharing - Despite toxic reputation, our research shows podcasts can help men’s mental health
The dreaded “dude with a podcast” mythos might not be so accurate. Despite the very well-known podcasts that are out there telling men to suck it up and quit whining about mental health, there are podcasts helping men with their mental health. https://theconversation.com/despite-toxic-reputation-our-research-shows-podcasts-can-help-mens-mental-health-280181 Do you listen to any podcasts that are…
Sharing - When Your Body Won’t Let You Act
Hayley describes one reason why parents who suspect their child is being abused may do nothing, and it has everything to do with feeling like it’s safe to act: The parent who doesn’t act is often a person who has never, neurologically, felt safe enough to stand. https://hayleyjoneswriter.substack.com/p/when-your-body-wont-let-you-act I read this with interest, not as a parent, because I’m not a…
Sharing - The Youth Mental Health Crisis Has a Deeper Cause Than Social Media
The most anxious generation in recorded history did not become that way because of their phones. That is the uncomfortable implication of a study The Youth Mental Health Crisis Has a Deeper Cause Than Social Media
Sharing - Listening to Survivors: What Our Survey Is Telling Us
These are an interesting read – survey results from abuse survivors. Listening to Survivors: What Our Survey Is Telling Us Possibly the most important results are the ones about how many either didn’t tell anyone or told someone, and nothing happened. There was a severe lack of trust in institutions that should have provided support, but that support didn’t come through. Then, of course, the top…
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Sharing - The Mental Health Conversation We Keep Having Is Missing the Most Important Part — and It Is Costing Lives
The headline alone should get your attention: We Taught a Generation to Name Their Feelings. We Never Fixed the Conditions That Were Breaking Them. The rest of it goes on from there, talking about the story of mental health awareness. We talk about mental health much more; we recognize that mental health issues are common and nothing to be ashamed of, we tell people it’s OK to reach out for help,…
Sharing - What does it actually mean to be safe?
I’ve been thinking about this a lot lately. How do we define safety for someone who’s experienced trauma? I’ve been hyper-alert for as long as I can remember, because I grew up having to be alert to other people’s moods and triggers. That wasn’t a disorder; it was survival. So how do I deal with that now? The other key insight has been that our nervous system is not our enemy, even when it feels…
Sharing - Not Just Social Isolation: Loneliness Comes in Many Forms
When we talk about loneliness, it is often in the context of the limited amount of time and people we have in our lives. This article points out that it’s more nuanced than that: But researchers and helping professionals have begun to develop more nuanced understandings of the concept of loneliness. For instance, loneliness can be experienced by sociable folks even when they are surrounded by…
Sharing - Starting the conversation
Are you concerned about someone you know? Do you want to ask, but don’t know how? The link below has some suggestions for you, but maybe this is the one thing I want you to remember: You don’t need perfect words. You don’t need to be an expert. Often, just noticing someone and letting them know you care can make a huge difference. It can take courage to ask someone how they’re really doing. But…
Shared Links (bi-weekly) May 17, 2026
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Sharing - The broken pipeline of mental healthcare for LGBTQ teenagers
Another group that struggles to get mental healthcare: Despite strong demand, 44% of LGBTQ youth who want mental healthcare say they cannot access it. https://www.fiercehealthcare.com/providers/broken-pipeline-mental-healthcare-lgbtq-teenagers We have to be honest about the current political climate. Bullying of LGBTQ teens is rampant, and advertising that you are a therapist who provides…