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Girl Scouts Promote Mental Health With New Patches

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KEY POINTS

The Girl Scouts are tackling mental health with new patches focused on wellness. Partnering with mental health experts, the patches teach girls self-care, managing emotions, and when to seek help. Host Patricia Wu, Jessica Reyes, and guest therapist Ryan Heapy discuss about these initiatives and balancing awareness with resilience and the unique challenges of the digital age.

Girl Scouts Prioritize Mental Health

The new patch program equips girls with tools to understand mental health conditions, manage stress, and seek help when needed. This focus on well-being empowers girls to support themselves and their peers.

Awareness Needs Action

Ryan emphasizes balancing mental health awareness with teaching coping skills and resilience. Validating emotions is important but must be paired with tools for managing them effectively.

Social Media and Mental Health

The pressures of social media, isolation, and constant digital distraction create unique challenges for young people’s mental health. Understanding these factors is vital for open conversations about well-being.

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At the heart of MHTN - America's pioneering 24/7 Mental Health TV Network - is our editorial team, a dynamic group of professionals united by a shared commitment to transforming the conversation around mental health. Our team is composed of seasoned journalists, mental health experts, researchers, and storytellers, each bringing a wealth of experience and a passion for advocacy.

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