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We often get so caught up in staying physically healthy that we overlook how important mental health is, too. A well-rounded mental health will ultimately affect how you cope with stress, relate to others, and make choices. But, let’s face it: life can throw all sorts of challenges our way and sometimes feel overwhelming. But there are simple, small habits you can start doing every day to help you feel a lot better mentally. Here are a few surprising things that can make a difference.

If someone had a heart attack, you would probably know to call for help— or maybe perform CPR if you’re trained. But, what if someone was having a panic attack, experiencing suicidal thoughts, or showing signs of severe anxiety or depression? You never know when someone might need you to help them. This is where Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) comes in. MHFA is a training program designed to teach everyday people how to recognize, respond to, and support someone experiencing a mental health crisis.

Wildfires leave more than just physical destruction—they also take a heavy emotional toll. From anxiety and grief to post-traumatic stress, those affected may face lasting mental health challenges. In this post, we explore the psychological impact of wildfires, coping strategies, and resources for emotional recovery.

Discover the intricate link between mental health and poverty on our Fundamental Change platform. Explore how conditions like depression and anxiety can perpetuate financial instability and learn how we're breaking barriers to make mental healthcare accessible for all. Join us in building a more supportive society for everyone, regardless of their circumstances.