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I think destigmatizing it would go a long way as well I feel students are often made to feel uncomfortable or “wrong” if they are having any mental health issues and fear of being ostracized or mocked for bringing them up is something I think many experience
More schools need to incorporate a class that revolves around mental health. Learn about anxiety, depression, schizophrenia, eating disorders, etc. Being able to understand what others go through does more for someone than you’d think.
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It could even be just healthy rapport during homeroom hours, anything to get the conversation going
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100% agree. It’s becoming so prevalent in this society that it should be treated as a norm at this point.
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we actually have units about it in health class now but it's not too big of a unit like ~ a little less than a month
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facts bro on one side, it would educate and teach more ignorant people about certain different intricacies of having mental health disorders. on the other side, it would make it a norm to be able to discuss mental health without being judged or straight up ignored.
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