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Athletes for Hope

@AthletesForHope

We work with athletes of all levels and backgrounds to make the world a better place through community service and advocacy.

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linkhttp://www.athletesforhope.org calendar_today14-07-2009 15:49:05

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Thanks for having us, NAMI! It was awesome taking over the Athletes for Hope account to be part of this important conversation.

Natasha Hastings, signing off! 👋

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A10: Even when others are physically around us, like friends, classmates, teachers or family, we can still experience a feeling of loneliness. We can feel lonely when it feels like no one understands us, even if we're physically not alone. -NH

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A7: Loneliness can be linked to depression and anxiety. If you believe you or someone close to you is experiencing this, you should reach out to a local counselor, therapist or call/text 988 (988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). Someone in school can be a great place to start. -NH

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A6: You could volunteer for a cause you’re passionate about and connect with others who are making a difference. Consider getting involved with your local AFSP chapter to get involved with Campus Walks or events throughout the community: afsp.org/chapters

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A6: Try joining a school team or club. This is a way to meet people with similar interests so that you can possibly make new friends. -NH

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A4: Need support now? If you or someone you know is struggling or in crisis, help is available. Call or text 988 or visit 988lifeline.org/chat (988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline). 988 connects you with a trained counselor who can help in a crisis. (1/2)

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A5: First, understand that this feeling is normal. If you have a trusted friend or family member, reach out to them for support. Try to do things that you enjoy with loved ones. Journaling can also help with processing emotions. -NH

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A4: There are resources available where you can find a therapist to talk to. If you are a student, start with your school counselor. They can either provide counselor or refer you to a community therapist. -NH

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A2: We can help someone that feels lonely by asking what they need in the moment. Sometimes they might just need to talk, and other times it might just be physically sitting with that person, even if it’s in silence. -NH

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A1: It is completely normal to feel lonely sometimes. We’re human 🩵. However, if you’re feeling a prolonged sense of loneliness, you should seek support. We’ve put together a few recommendations for you👉 calm.com/blog/how-to-de….

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A1: Absolutely! Sometimes we feel lonely because we are physically lonely or we can feel lonely when it feels like no one understands what’s going on with us. -NH

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Hey everyone! Natasha Hastings here, taking over the AFH account to participate in NAMI’s chat today. Can’t wait to get start in a few minutes!

P.S. During today's chat, I'll sign posts from me as '-NH' 🤗

Hey everyone! @natashahastings here, taking over the AFH account to participate in @NAMICommunicate’s #PresenceOfMind chat today. Can’t wait to get start in a few minutes! P.S. During today's chat, I'll sign posts from me as '-NH' 🤗
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Meet Isaiah Bingham, the first legally blind football player in Delaware! In Foundation Fighting Blindness' latest Beacon Story, Isaiah is helping inspire others like him.

“I want to encourage other kids with disabilities to know that anything is possible.'
fightingblindness.org/resources/visi…

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