Harold Sosa+FollowHow Childhood Memories Shape Mental HealthWild how your childhood memories can actually help protect your mental health later on. A new study found that even if someone had a rough start or trauma, having positive, supportive experiences as a kid (like feeling safe or having someone who believed in you) can seriously lower the risk of suicidal thoughts—even for those with PTSD. Basically, those good vibes from childhood can buffer some of the toughest mental health struggles. Makes you think about the power of kindness early on! #MentalHealthMatters #ChildhoodExperiences #SuicidePrevention #Health #MentalHealth270Share
Steven Smith+FollowTrigeminal Neuralgia’s Hidden CrisisWow, I had no idea trigeminal neuralgia was linked to such high rates of suicidal thoughts—over a third of people with it reported recent suicidal ideation. The study found that anxiety, depression, and intense pain all made things worse. It’s honestly wild how overlooked mental health is for people with chronic pain. The researchers are calling for better suicide screening and support for these patients. This is definitely something more people need to know about! #MentalHealthMatters #ChronicPain #TrigeminalNeuralgia #SuicidePrevention #HealthAwareness #Health9633Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowSocial Media & Suicide: Balancing RisksThe role of social media in suicide exposure is complex. It can spread harmful narratives but also offers a platform for protective discourse. Engaging public and mental health professionals is key to enhancing prevention efforts. Improving content moderation, collaboration with platforms, and digital literacy can help safeguard vulnerable individuals. Let's make social media a supportive space. #SuicidePrevention #DigitalSafety #MentalHealth #Health70Share
