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Mindful Reading 6

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Transparency in mental health

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Mindful Response 4

NEW WEEK = NEW LEARNING

Enjoy the mindful response over celebrity impact!!

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Mindful Response 3

What did you guys think of this weeks reading? I know I am a little ahead, but I thought it was interesting to learn about the DSM revolution because I have never heard of such a thing previously.

Thank you for taking the time to look over my post! Have a beautiful day!

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Mindful response 2!!

This topic was a little more complicated to read and learn about. Any kind of trauma is a hard thing to experience and read about. Just know you are not alone! There are people and resources to help get you through to the next day:)

Fellow friends, how did you feel about the mindful response and reading? Was it easy or hard for you individually to read? Was there anything new you learned? Any new perspectives in life and in importance of mental health? Let me know!

Have a great day sunshines:)

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Mental Health and criminal justice mindful response week 1!!

To all my friends, what do you think about the reading this week? What was your biggest takeaway and most memorable portion of the reading? Is there anything you did not like about the reading for this week? Let me know!!