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    UNM Office for Community Health Services Grant

    University of New Mexico Community Health Program is funding Peopleworks-NM and other agencies throughout the state to combat mental health stigma, and bring awareness to the 988 Crisis Line as a new resource.  Our Community Health Workers (CHWS) are helping to bring mental health equity to disadvantaged populations in Lincoln County and to the Mescalero Apache tribe.  The scope of work includes outreach and education activities in the community; participating in community asset mapping by gathering community-based data on resources for mental health and wellness; and building and enhancing collaborative networks to leverage resources. You will see our CHWs in action at health fairs and other community events, holding an Open House for providing resources, networking with agencies, and using social media to get the word out about 988.  We are excited to be a community partner and to be a positive messenger for improving mental health.

    Apps for Teens

    NMConnect – peer support chat, online tools for mental wellness –

    Tellmi – peer support chat, moderated by live persons

    Smiling Mind – guided meditations

     K’Bro –  Adventure game to cope with stressors

    Clear Fear – for reducing panic and Anxiety

    Calm Harm – strategies to reduce self harm

    Headspace – meditation and self care ideas

    Tips if You are Not Safe or are Being Bullied

    You have the right to not be hurt whether emotionally or physically. If you are not outnumbered and this is a peer, you may command them to stop what they’re doing.

    Call for help (911) if you are in immediate danger.

    No one has the right to touch your body without your permission.

    Tell a trusted adult what is happening. Tell your doctor, your school counselor, your band teacher, a youth group leader, your boss.

    Go to a trusted friend’s home.

    If there’s potential violence in your family, leave the house or lock yourself in your room.

     

    Self-talk

    Say affirmations like “I can do this”

    When having a bad day, acknowledge the way you feel and then use a coping statement, “I feel hopeless now but my life will get better”

    “I am a worthwhile person.”

    “Though it seems no one likes me, I am sure I will find a friend.”

    Emotional Wellness

    Watch animals

    Deep breathe

    Meditate

    Listen to music

    Paint or draw

    Watch uplifting or funny videos

    Yell into your pillow

    Social Wellness

    Call a friend

    Join a club or a group at school, church, in the community

    Talk to a trusted adult

    Get a counselor

    Volunteer at a public place – food bank, pet rescue group, health fair

    Physical Wellness

    Get a good night’s sleep. Go to bed at the same time most of the time!

    Dance

    Find a sport you like

    Take a walk or hike. Even a walk around the block

    Stretch your muscles

    Yoga

    Watch how much soda or how much junk food or sugar you eat. Add in a fruit or veggie.

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