Emotional health is a priority. We need to stop sweeping things under the rug.

 

Emotional health is a priority. We need to stop sweeping things under the rug.

You know what I always say…. Silence is the enemy. 

My podcast The Be Ruthless Show  has a recurring theme: damage is done when we continuously sweep things under the rug and avoid talking about our emotions.

It’s important to deal with things so that they don’t resurface in other ways. So that they don’t last longer. So that the intensity lessens rather than grows. 

The country has been through a lot recently.

And the things we see  in the news are just examples of what the world deals with every single day! 

When we ignore talking about our emotions, our feelings, when we do not intentionally make it a habit to be shameless or bold about those things, damage is done. And the effects ripple, impacting those around us. 

Contrastingly – When we communicate and lead by example, we give others the space to do the same.

Just saying “I’m feeling kind of off today” opens the door for honest conversation. That’s a good first step towards emotional health.

Mental Health professionals like myself are at our busiest because there are life transitions happening for all of us – and let’s not forget our teenagers and young adults. There are big life moments, real feelings that NEED to be talked about.

Sometimes that’s easier said than done. Sometimes it’s difficult to find the words. Sometimes it’s uncomfortable. 

But you don’t have to navigate through it alone. 

There are trained professionals, like myself, to help you through the uncertainty and discomfort. 

Lean on us. 

Coming up at Samantha Ruth: We have our weekly live event Picking Up The Pieces happening next Tuesday June 7th in the group, just for members!

Our special guest next week is my dear friend Donna Brown. We’ll be discussing crystals, Reiki, and you can even ask Donna’s pendulum yes or no questions. It’s my go to anytime I’m unsure! Join The Griefhab Facebook Group so that you don’t miss this conversation.

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Emotional health starts with community!