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World Mental Health Day October 10th: #TheWorldNeeds

User Profile: Kate
Kate October 9th, 2018

October 10th is World Mental Health Day.

Also happening this week in London is the Global Summit on Mental Health! To promote mental health awareness, people around the world are sharing #TheWorldNeeds on social media.

Let's join in the conversation! Finish this thought:

The World Needs...

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User Profile: lovingSnowflake45
lovingSnowflake45 October 10th, 2018

An alternative to antipsychotics.

User Profile: tadashihamada
tadashihamada October 10th, 2018

@Kate

#TheWorldNeeds to be loyal

User Profile: serenityandtranquility
serenityandtranquility October 10th, 2018

the world needs more empathy and understanding, more education and less hate

User Profile: PGBebia
PGBebia October 10th, 2018

How classic! How lovely! Wow. It's ao encouraging to kearn how much people are learning how to care about the mental health of fellow humans. Love it is, and love it will always be. Mental health day says remember always to care about someones mental state. This is beautiful and i love it. Health is wealth and menral stability is key to jetting. As we join hands on 7 cups to make mental wellbeing a reality, we will be growing a generation of mentally healthy wealthy people. Off to have and offer more tea on 7 cups of tea. Lets stay strong.

User Profile: MidnightRaven999
MidnightRaven999 October 10th, 2018

#TheWorldNeeds more compassion for others

User Profile: 23coffeelover23
23coffeelover23 October 10th, 2018

#TheWorldNeedsMorePositivity heart

User Profile: GustyOne4U
GustyOne4U October 10th, 2018

What the World Needs is More Generosity! Give with an Open Heart.

User Profile: Arman13
Arman13 October 10th, 2018

The world needs more LISTENERSsmiley

User Profile: SweetUnicornGirl
SweetUnicornGirl October 10th, 2018

#theworldneeds to have more love and accepting of what is different.

User Profile: Heather225
Heather225 October 10th, 2018

...openhearted, nonjudgemental and loving conversations about mental health and how it impacts personal struggles. We need to unite in our pain, normalize it and work together to heal together.