The document provides guidance on checking in on others who may be struggling with their mental health. It advises starting by simply asking "are you OK?" and being prepared to listen without judgment if they say no. It suggests following up with additional questions, offering reassurance of support, and encouraging actions like seeing a doctor or finding ways to reduce stress. The guidance also stresses making time for regular check-ins in the future.
The document provides guidance on checking in on others who may be struggling with their mental health. It advises starting by simply asking "are you OK?" and being prepared to listen without judgment if they say no. It suggests following up with additional questions, offering reassurance of support, and encouraging actions like seeing a doctor or finding ways to reduce stress. The guidance also stresses making time for regular check-ins in the future.
The document provides guidance on checking in on others who may be struggling with their mental health. It advises starting by simply asking "are you OK?" and being prepared to listen without judgment if they say no. It suggests following up with additional questions, offering reassurance of support, and encouraging actions like seeing a doctor or finding ways to reduce stress. The guidance also stresses making time for regular check-ins in the future.