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Using this holiday wisely and showing up for ME 🗓️

Some things to step back from if you’re feeling

Some things to step back from if you’re feeling anxious ✍️

*THIS* is the whole point <3

*THIS* is the whole point <3

How the AIM Ideas Lab supports school mental healt

How the AIM Ideas Lab supports school mental health resources and bridges the gap between what’s available and what’s really needed ✏️

What age is “old enough”? With rising rates

What age is “old enough”?

With rising rates of youth anxiety and depression, experts are pointing to a lack of independence and real-world experiences as contributing factors. By challenging overprotection and creating safe opportunities for autonomy, we can foster resilience, confidence, and long-term wellbeing in our children 🫂

Some examples of independent activities include:

🏠 Staying at home for 30-60 minutes
🍎 Finding items at the grocery store from another aisle
🚲 Walking/biking to a friend’s house
🍭 Trick-or-treating with friends

AIM takes the Rare Beauty Mental Health Summit in

AIM takes the Rare Beauty Mental Health Summit in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month ⭐️ So many great panels and takeaways— thanks for having us, @rarebeauty!

Let this message be clear: Struggling with mental

Let this message be clear: Struggling with mental health doesn’t define your future 🌠

The findings from our Ideas Lab are in, and we’re here to remind you that you should *always* reach out in a time of need. No judgement, no stigma, no shame— we (and so many others!) are here for you.

Celebrate the little victories– celebrate every

Celebrate the little victories– celebrate every time you do something for YOU and only you!