Rugby players, referees and clubs around the world are sharing stories and support for mental health awareness.
Please dont be afraid to speak to someone if your struggling no matter what the reason is. You’re family & friends will want you in their lives not just a memory of you. Its Ok not to be Ok. Stay strong & ask for help its a sign of great strength to do so. #WorldMentalHealthDay
— Nigel Owens MBE (@Nigelrefowens) October 10, 2018
Today, on #WorldMentalHealthDay, @Movember is highlighting the importance of being A Man of More Words. This means talking when things get tough, reaching out to a friend if they’re struggling, and taking the time to stop and listen
Full version: https://t.co/XR1R7nHzPH pic.twitter.com/Tbgg8Z7f5c
— Harlequins 🃏 (@Harlequins) October 10, 2018
On #WorldMentalHealthDay – asking for help is often the hardest thing you can do; no-one wants to admit they can’t cope. Asking someone if they need help is also important. https://t.co/pNInH8i0gk
— Brian Moore (@brianmoore666) October 10, 2018
This #WorldMentaHealthDay take time to understand mental wellbeing and then use it every day for the rest of your life! Be kind to yourself! Be kind to others! We’re all trying to work out this crazy thing called life! ✌🏼💚
— Dan Mugford (@DanMugford10) October 10, 2018
A subject very close to my heart. Far too many people suffer in silence, afraid to speak out for whatever reasons. Proud to to see so many @GlasgowWarriors boys helping to #EndTheStigma #NoHealthWithoutMentalHealth #WorldMentalDay pic.twitter.com/YnWSJcf9Q9
— fraser brown (@fraserjmbrown) October 10, 2018
Everybody struggles. It’s OK to ask for help.
This #WorldMentalHealthDay all RPA members are reminded you can access 24/7 confidential support on 01373 858 080.
You can also visit the #LiftTheWeight hub for advice, resources & support 👉 https://t.co/5lRL6LsR25#ForThePlayers pic.twitter.com/eo7VTp3FrU
— The RPA (@theRPA) October 10, 2018
If there is one thing my kids constantly remind me it’s “Be the person that picks people up, not puts people down.” #worldmentalheathday #support #inspire #encourage #positiveenergy #MentalHealthDay2018 #freindship pic.twitter.com/k3hKqbmVBT
— Lewis Moody (@LewisMoody7) October 10, 2018
“Mental health affects me more than my physical disability does…”
On #MentalHealthDay2018, hear from WRU Disability Rugby Lead – and former soldier – Darren Carew: https://t.co/ZALWfvqZpk pic.twitter.com/WWRzXmhaip
— Welsh Rugby Union 🏉 (@WelshRugbyUnion) October 10, 2018
This is very difficult to watch but it’s important to keep talking about and bring awareness to Baby Loss Awareness Week and #MentalHealthDay2018 ❤️Child Of Mine will be shown on @Channel4 18th Oct 10pm ❤️#BLAW18 #ChildOfMine pic.twitter.com/rubk6Jly4H
— Amanda Holden (@AmandaHolden) October 10, 2018
If you’re struggling, talk to someone.
If you think someone is struggling, talk to them.
Men, cut the macho crap – don’t suffer in silence.
Everyone, have a little empathy. #MentalHealthDay2018
— Will Carpenter (@BristolSportWKC) October 10, 2018
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