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Posts filed “Helping Friends”

  • How Streamers Can Respond When Viewers Need Help

    By Dr. Raffael Boccamazzo · Feb 9, 2018 · Helping Friends

    [font_text link=”” icon=”star” color=”dark” size=”small” border=”off” spin=”off”]Content notice: Discussion of suicide; strong language.[/font_text] What do you do when you’re a streamer and one of your viewers reaches out for help?…

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  • A Few Tips for Handling the Holidays

    By Nissa Campbell · Nov 22, 2017 · Helping Friends

    The holiday season is kicking off — and that’s no small thing. If the holidays aren’t all good cheer and bright lights for you, you’re not alone. And if there’s…

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  • A Comic About Helping Friends When You’re Low on Resources

    By Nissa Campbell · Jul 24, 2017 · Helping Friends

    When you’re coping with mental health issues or chronic illness, taking care of your own needs can be a massive, all-consuming undertaking. So much so that it can feel like…

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  • How a Crisis Line Taught One Volunteer How to Listen

    By Nissa Campbell · Jun 29, 2017 · Helping Friends

    For all the time we spend listening in our lives, we don’t tend to be particularly good at it. We’ve devoted whole articles to the skill of listening, and they…

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  • Helping Friends With Empathy Over Sympathy

    By Nissa Campbell · May 9, 2017 · Helping Friends

    The Power of Empathy from Gobblynne on Vimeo. A few months back, Doctor B wrote about the challenge of helping friends who are depressed for Geek & Sundry. He highlighted…

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  • GFD, Where Gamers With Mental Health Issues Support Each Other

    By Nissa Campbell · May 4, 2017 · Helping Friends, Video Games

    When you’re coping with mental health issues, having the support of others can make all the difference — but that’s easier said than found. We don’t all have supportive people…

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  • Don’t Miss This Comic About the Strength We Gain From Each Other

    By Nissa Campbell · Nov 29, 2016 · Helping Friends

    https://downtongaby.tumblr.com/post/153492942199/my-dads-had-a-really-rough-time-dealing-with-his Illustrator Gabriela Epstein recently published this beautiful comic about family, depression, and the importance of helping each other. You can see more of her work on her Tumblr.

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  • This Popular Instagrammer Became a PSA for Alcohol-Use Disorders

    By Nissa Campbell · Oct 21, 2016 · Helping Friends

    📕 Reading 📕 #latergram A photo posted by Louise Delage (@louise.delage) on Aug 15, 2016 at 3:03am PDT Louise Delage is the perfect Instagrammer — she’s pretty, adventurous, and ridiculously…

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