E 128: How to Be a Mental Health Advocate

We are finishing up Mental Health Awareness month with an episode on what it means to be a mental health advocate. It is more simple than you might think. A mental health advocate is a person who provides support to those with mental illness. There are many ways to do this and we discuss quite a few in the episode this week.

Listen in to hear how you can very easily become a mental health advocate.

Stay Wild and Weird Warriors!

Xo,

Amy & Sarah

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