Join the Conversation: PTSD Awareness Month
June is PTSD Awareness Month
Use the language below when posting about PTSD awareness on social media. Follow Lucet to see our content and share it on your account. You can also follow the steps below to post from your own account.
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- Include the following hashtag in your caption: #PTSD #HealTrauma
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June is PTSD Awareness Month. Many adults in the United States have lived through trauma. Trauma can lead to PTSD, which can affect mental health over time.
Use these resources to learn about trauma and ways to support yourself and others: resources.lucet.health/toolkit-trauma-awareness
If you or someone you know is struggling with trauma, you can find additional resources through the National Center for PTSD, including the PTSD Coach mobile app. Veterans can contact the Veteran Crisis Line by dialing 988, then pressing 1.
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People respond to trauma in different ways. Some people recover with time while others may have long term emotional, mental or physical effects. Knowing the signs of trauma can help you support healing for yourself and others.
Read more to learn the signs and find ways to support those who may need help: resources.lucet.health/toolkit-trauma-awareness/reactions-to-trauma-know-the-signs
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Trauma affects each person in a different way. It is important to speak with care and respect when talking about these experiences. The words we use can help someone feel supported, or they can make them feel more alone.
Read more about how to use supportive, inclusive language: resources.lucet.health/toolkit-trauma-awareness/speaking-to-someone-with-trauma
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Trauma can come from many different experiences. It can happen when a situation feels overwhelming or hard to cope with. No matter how big or small it may seem, it is always okay to ask for help.
Read more to learn about different types of trauma and ways to find support: resources.lucet.health/toolkit-trauma-awareness/what-is-trauma
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PTSD can happen along with other health concerns like depression, sleep problems or substance use. It can affect people of all ages, and symptoms may look different for each person.
Read more to learn healthy ways to cope with the effects of trauma: resources.lucet.health/toolkit-trauma-awareness/steps-toward-healing-from-ptsd
#MentalHealth #PTSD #PTSDawareness #HealTrauma
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If you or someone you know is struggling with trauma, you can find additional resources through the National Center for PTSD, including the PTSD Coach mobile app. Veterans can contact the Veteran Crisis Line by dialing 988, then pressing 1.