The Mighty mentions (4)

• rare disease & community

  I have helped others find community. I start with looking for national or international organizations and virtual talks/events. I check social media for hashtags and conversations about the disease and specific symptoms or treatments associated with the condition. I have also Googled for blog sites and such. Sometimes you can also find communities on The Mighty. Health Union has a whole Rare Disease site that they... Source: 8 months ago

• How to form new friendships after years of isolation?

  Like the other commenter, I started with low-stakes online group stuff. The Mighty has a few regular offerings that are good, and it’s nice because everyone in them is dealing with some kind of mental and/or physical health challenge, so it feels very accepting and validating. There is no pressure to participate or even show your face if you don’t want to. You can really slowly ease into it as you’re ready. Source: over 1 year ago

• 18 good Mental health websites - list over 700+ mental health startups, mental health screener tests, choose exciting actions they will help make your day brighter, join the largest online support network

  Https://themighty.com/safe, supportive community for people facing health challenges and the people who care for them. Source: almost 2 years ago

• Mental health or disability writing?

  Have you ever pitched/published anything on The Mighty? If not and you don't already have a lot of published writing out there, I highly recommend. Source: almost 2 years ago

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