Today is World Mental Health Day, and I couldn’t limit myself to sharing just one thing, so I have two articles and a comic. I am in full agreement with the message from the Sad Ghost Club: you really never know who needs to hear what you have to say! That's why I encourage you to share anything you see on this site (or our Instagram, Twitter, or Facebook) that speaks to you. The more we share them, the more likely the resources are to reach the people who most need them. Thank you all!

Please read this short article from @WHO on #WorldMentalHealthDay 2018: "Young People and #MentalHealth in a Changing World" https://t.co/TvUyMHqKJI #WMHD #WorldMentalHealthDay18 #HealthForAll
— Rader Ward Foundation (@RaderWardFound) October 10, 2018

@LadyGaga and Tedros Adhanom of @WHO teamed up to write a thought-provoking #CallToAction for #WorldMentalHealthDay. #TimeToAct #Someone2Turn2 https://t.co/BQJ3YpP4dD
— Rader Ward Foundation (@RaderWardFound) October 10, 2018

#Repost @theofficialsadghostclub with @get_repost ・・・ It's #worldmentalhealthday and we felt it was a good day to thank all of you ghosties, thank you for your support, for your understanding and all of your advice. The club was started because we felt alone and lost and your response and appreciation has made us see that it was never the case. Being open and honest about our feelings might feel like 'oversharing' but we know from experience, your voice can grant strength to those who are suffering in silence from something similar. The conversation is changing, and one thing we can all do is be truthful about how tough it can be to be human, and let others know that finding it tough does not make you weak, because so many of us have felt the same at some point or another. 💛