Jared Hardy+FollowWhen Birth Plans Go Off the RailsReading about Hailey Bieber’s postpartum struggles hit me right in the feels. I had my own dream birth plan, but reality had other ideas—think emergency interventions, NICU stays, and feeling totally alone. Turns out, even celebs like Hailey go through it: scary births, postpartum depression, and that wild ride of new motherhood. No amount of fame or planning can guarantee a smooth start. Honestly, we need way more support for ALL moms, no matter who they are. #PostpartumTruths #MomLife #BirthStories #MentalHealthMatters #Health00Share
HologramHowl+FollowWould You Date Someone With Anxiety?I've always wondered how people feel about dating someone who deals with mental health stuff, like anxiety or depression. Personally, I think everyone has their own struggles, and it shouldn't be a dealbreaker. It's all about understanding and supporting each other, right? Curious if anyone else feels the same or has stories to share! #DatingTalk #MentalHealthMatters #RealConversations #Health #MentalHealth69Share
GlacierGecko+FollowPeriod Mood Swings Are So RealEvery month, my mental health takes a nosedive right before and during my period. I get super anxious and just feel off, like I’m not myself. It’s wild how much hormones can mess with your mood. Anyone else notice their mental health gets worse around that time? Would love to hear how you deal with it! #MentalHealthMatters #PeriodTalk #RealTalk #Health #MentalHealth00Share
MystiqueMonarch+FollowWhen Spirituality and Mental Health Get Confused, It Hurts Us AllAs someone who lives with mental health challenges, it’s disheartening to see mental illness dismissed as just a spiritual experience. I came to this sub hoping for healing and understanding, but instead, I often feel unsafe and unwelcome. It’s lonely and scary when people claim hearing or seeing things is always an awakening, ignoring real medical needs. Spirituality can help, but please don’t dismiss mental health. We need honest conversations and respect for science, too. Have you felt this way here? Let’s talk about it below. #MentalHealthMatters #SpiritualityAndScience #SafeSpaces #HealingJourney #Spirituality32Share
PrismPanther+FollowHow Daily Walks Changed My Mind and Body at 23At 23, I’ve faced my share of mental health struggles. For the longest time, I rolled my eyes whenever someone suggested going for a walk to feel better. It sounded too simple to be true. But recently, I decided to give it a shot—10,000 steps a day. The difference has been real. My mind feels clearer, my mood lighter, and my body stronger. If you’re on the fence, just try it. Walking really can be a game changer. Have you noticed any changes from daily walks? Share your experience below! #MindfulLiving #HealingJourney #SpiritualGrowth #MentalHealthMatters #Spirituality30Share
GlowingGorilla+FollowTurning 20: Embracing Growth and New BeginningsToday marks my 20th birthday, and I’m still in college, learning and growing every day. Lately, I’ve been wrestling with some tough inner voices and feelings of depression, but I’m starting to feel a little stronger with each passing day. I hope you’re all doing well and finding your own moments of peace and happiness. Wishing everyone a beautiful day ahead! If you’ve ever faced similar struggles, I’d love to hear your thoughts or experiences in the comments. 💫 #SpiritualJourney #MentalHealthMatters #BirthdayReflections #HealingTogether #Spirituality00Share
MagneticMermaid+FollowLetting Go of Social Media to Find Inner PeaceToday, I decided to delete Snapchat and Instagram from my phone, and honestly, it feels like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I realized I was constantly worrying about what everyone else was doing and comparing myself without even noticing. That kind of pressure isn’t good for anyone’s mental health. This is my life, and I need to focus on my own journey. If you’re struggling, maybe try stepping away for a bit. Have you ever taken a break from social media? Share your experience below! #SpiritualGrowth #MentalHealthMatters #FocusOnYou #SelfCare #MindfulLiving #Spirituality10Share
herreradennis+Follow5 Things Never to Say to Anxious FriendsEver tried to help someone with anxiety and accidentally made it worse? Therapists say these five phrases are total no-gos: “Just relax,” “You’re too sensitive,” “You’re overthinking it,” “Worrying won’t change anything,” and “It’s all in your head.” Instead, try being supportive: say things like “I’m here for you” or “How can I help?” Sometimes just being there is the best thing you can do. Mental health is tricky—let’s not make it trickier! #MentalHealthMatters #AnxietyAwareness #SupportEachOther #TherapistTips #WatercoolerMoment40Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowChildhood Mental Health Impacts Your CareerWild stat: Kids with serious mental health struggles are way more likely to face work challenges as adults—like, 68% more likely to have long-term issues that limit their ability to work. And it doesn’t stop there: childhood mental health problems also mean higher chances of depression at 51. The takeaway? Early support for kids’ mental health isn’t just good for them—it could change their whole future. Time for some real action, right? #MentalHealthMatters #ChildhoodWellbeing #FutureOfWork #HealthPolicy #Prevention #Health51Share
Harold Sosa+FollowChildhood Mental Health = Adult Success?Wild stat: kids with poor mental health are way less likely to work as adults—like, two-thirds less likely! A new study says if we don’t invest in mental health support for kids now, we’re setting them up for a lifetime of struggle (and it’s costing all of us). Early help isn’t just good vibes—it could mean better jobs, healthier lives, and less pressure on the NHS. Basically, helping kids now pays off big time later. #MentalHealthMatters #FutureGenerations #ChildhoodWellbeing #WorkplaceWellness #Health40Share