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Mental Health Unit



Click on the heart to read the article from Psychology Today.
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You are valuable
just because
you exist.

Not because
of what you do 
or what you
​have done, 

but simply 
​because you are. 

                   - Max Lucado
QUOTE CHALLENGE
Big Questions:  
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  1. What is Mental Illness and who gets it?
  2. How do we eliminate stigma?
  3. How can we improve awareness & treatment?


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Unit Lessons
Poetry
​See Book: 
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Sirens in Her Belly
Severed Hands - p. 24
Sirens in Her Belly - p. 25
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Click on Wordle for Teen Mental Health Video 2:45

If we can share our story with someone
who responds with empathy ​and understanding,
shame can't survive.

​
Brené Brown


MH Lessons

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