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Why every time something happens bad, or how someone reacts, ‘Aw, he’s crazy, there’s something wrong with his mental health,' there’s nothing wrong with my mental health. Someone told me to get the f--- out of here. I’m not passive-aggressive. – Antonio Brown	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
The beginning part was spot on, we do need to be concerned about the effect a negative body image can have on mental health, especially in this particular age group. – Courtesy Ashley Heun	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
I want parents to ask their kids what they think about this story and about shapewear, body image, and/or social media, the last couple years have taken a toll on the mental health of our young people, and I want parents to check in with their kids and see how they are really doing. – Courtesy Ashley Heun	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
We have to do a better job in having those who are disruptive on this system, appear to have real mental health crises … to give them the services they need and not leave them on the system. – Mayor Adams	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It stings. I played some great golf, i feel like I was in it the entire time mentally this time. I didn’t have too many mental lapses like I have other tournaments where I’ve been close to the lead in the last couple years. So feel like I was there. Just got to keep chugging. – Russell Henley	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
This is a safe system because of the job of the transit officers have carried out, we're going to continue to enhance, to deal with the mental health crisis that we have in our system. – Eric Adams	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
I definitely had some lingering stuff going last year coming from my back throughout the year, and kind of end of the year I decided I was n’t good physically, I was n’t good mentally and I needed to take some time, and so I did. The tour has been phenomenal with that supporting me. Really dove into the mental side and believe it or not, the better I got mentally, the better my back got. – Kevin Chappell	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It’s unsurprising that NEA leadership is demonizing parents and concerned citizens who've expressed their concerns about the state of America's schools – after all, over the past two years it’s become abundantly clear that union leaders' primary objective is to maintain their iron grip on power –student achievement and welfare be damned, learning loss has disproportionately impacted disadvantaged students, and mental health of students and parents alike have suffered. Yet when individuals try to raise these points, they are smeared as ‘radical’ and ‘extremist’ in an attempt to shame, silence, and marginalize families. – Nicole Neily	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
As the saying goes, what goes around comes around. We live in remarkably stressful and rather apocalyptic times where stress-related difficulties create a tsunami of mental health challenges, when we are kind to others they typically are kind back to us, a positive boomerang effect, that then can lower stress, anxiety, depression, for all of us. – Thomas Plante	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
People can easily be convinced that they have a rare disorder based only on what they see on social media, similar to those who strictly adhere to comments about astrological signs, the general nature of describing the symptoms of a mental disorder can make it so that people will apply that generality to their own behaviors. – John Delatorre	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
No, but I will say this: These health issues matter a lot, no matter what line of work one is in, i was traveling all over the world as Secretary of State, and it does matter that you have both the physical and mental capacity to take on the tasks that are in front of you. – Mike Pompeo	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
It's a very, very uneven playing field, i saw my own kids struggle with remote learning. I saw their mental health decline. They missed their friends. – Aubree Norton	Found on CNN 2 years ago
During an active outbreak in a school, it makes sense for kids to temporarily wear a quality mask, it does not make sense to require cloth masks for schools. The problem in general with government mandates is they often don't get it right … Several European countries have issued warnings about the downsides of masks to child development and mental health. – Marty Makary	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Research shows that for girls — particularly pre-teens and teenagers — having a social circle and positive relationships with friends is so important to mental health, … When you rob especially young girls of those positive friendships and put them online, that's going to be really hard on them. A lot of kids' … relationships became online relationships. – Carrie Lukas	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Jules, getting to know him, he’s an emotional guy. Because he puts so much into what he does. He probably wasn’t happy about that. Honestly, no big deal in my opinion. The dude played hard as hell, he fought extremely hard and he played well. So when you give everything you have for something and you put so much into something and it doesn’t work out or you’re being called out, sometimes it’s frustrating, but it’s the business that we’re in. And Julius is the image of the franchise. He’s the star player. Of course, he’s going to get more criticism. But that comes with it. And I think he understands it. If I remember well, his first year here he was getting booed consistently and then he bounced back and had an incredible season last year, so that shows a lot of mental toughness. So I’m not worried about Julius at all. – Evan Fournier	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
At the precinct level, someone comes in for a petty theft, we're at the policing level, you identify that they have a mental health issue, instead of locking them up -- let's defer prosecution, let's have a local community-based organization that deals with mental health illnesses handle it right at the precinct -- that's the coordination that we need, there's no reason to put someone( with) mental health illness in Rikers Island, Rikers Island's Rikers Island. – Eric Adams	Found on CNN 2 years ago
What I'm hearing from parents is that it's a flashback to the beginning of 2021, and they're ready to challenge this, …Based on the science, we know that the mental health of children and the learning loss is greater than the risk of COVID. – Laura Zorc	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
We're saying that because we realize just how critical it is for schools to be in-person learning. Part of that is … their mental health, social, emotional health. What it means for their academics. We believe school is an essential service. – Sara Bode	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
There is no stronger protective factor for kids than their primary caregiver's mental health, we know from decades of research that when parents are unhappy or highly distressed, this inevitably negatively affects their parenting behaviors, so it's incumbent on us as a society to figure out how to bring continuous and sustained support for people who are raising the next generation. – Suniya Luthar	Found on CNN 2 years ago
You know, players last year, you know, the situation where … I mean, look, there’s multiple situations. But, where things come up, where we can be helpful, we try to do that. I didn’t really see what happened yesterday, so this isn’t about that, it’s just in general, that’s how we try to handle the mental health side of it, very important, and it’s something everybody’s very aware of. We talk about it on a pretty regular basis. Football players are tough, they like to block out, and try to block out distractions and things that could affect them on the football field. But, at the same time, you’ve gotta live your life and deal with other things. And, so, it’s trying to find that balance. – Jim Davis/The	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
A lot of my clients engage in a Dry-January as a mental and emotional detox and ritual in self-control, depending on whom the person is, what their history contains and their intentions around drinking for the rest of the year dictate its impact one's overall health. – Daryl Appleton	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
I’m all about lengthening and toning, i don’t do heavy weights. I don’t really do anything too intense. It’s more cardio and stretching and yoga and keeping long, lean muscles as opposed to doing a bunch of reps with weights. I usually [work out] six days a week [but] it’s more of a mental thing. Mentally, I feel so much better after I work out. I would say an hour a day, sometimes two hours. It just depends, but I’ve learned to not be so hard on myself. – Charlotte McKinney	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
They have suffered and sacrificed the most, especially kids in underrepresented, at-risk communities. And now we have the surgeon general saying there's a mental health crisis among our kids, the risk of suicide attempts among girls now up 51% this year. Black kids nearly twice as likely as White kids to die by suicide. – Jan Crawford	Found on FOX News 2 years ago
Greatest shooter of all time, we know he’s going to make shots. We just have to make The NBA very tough for him to get The NBA off. We had some mental lapses during the game and he made us pay for it. – Ja Morant	Found on FOX News 2 years ago

Why every time something happens bad, or how someone reacts, ‘Aw, he’s crazy, there’s something wrong with his mental health,' there’s nothing wrong with my mental health. Someone told me to get the f--- out of here. I’m not passive-aggressive.

– Antonio Brown

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

The beginning part was spot on, we do need to be concerned about the effect a negative body image can have on mental health, especially in this particular age group.

– Courtesy Ashley Heun

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

I want parents to ask their kids what they think about this story and about shapewear, body image, and/or social media, the last couple years have taken a toll on the mental health of our young people, and I want parents to check in with their kids and see how they are really doing.

– Courtesy Ashley Heun

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

We have to do a better job in having those who are disruptive on this system, appear to have real mental health crises … to give them the services they need and not leave them on the system.

– Mayor Adams

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It stings. I played some great golf, i feel like I was in it the entire time mentally this time. I didn’t have too many mental lapses like I have other tournaments where I’ve been close to the lead in the last couple years. So feel like I was there. Just got to keep chugging.

– Russell Henley

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

This is a safe system because of the job of the transit officers have carried out, we're going to continue to enhance, to deal with the mental health crisis that we have in our system.

– Eric Adams

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

I definitely had some lingering stuff going last year coming from my back throughout the year, and kind of end of the year I decided I was n’t good physically, I was n’t good mentally and I needed to take some time, and so I did. The tour has been phenomenal with that supporting me. Really dove into the mental side and believe it or not, the better I got mentally, the better my back got.

– Kevin Chappell

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It’s unsurprising that NEA leadership is demonizing parents and concerned citizens who've expressed their concerns about the state of America's schools – after all, over the past two years it’s become abundantly clear that union leaders' primary objective is to maintain their iron grip on power –student achievement and welfare be damned, learning loss has disproportionately impacted disadvantaged students, and mental health of students and parents alike have suffered. Yet when individuals try to raise these points, they are smeared as ‘radical’ and ‘extremist’ in an attempt to shame, silence, and marginalize families.

– Nicole Neily

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

As the saying goes, what goes around comes around. We live in remarkably stressful and rather apocalyptic times where stress-related difficulties create a tsunami of mental health challenges, when we are kind to others they typically are kind back to us, a positive boomerang effect, that then can lower stress, anxiety, depression, for all of us.

– Thomas Plante

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

People can easily be convinced that they have a rare disorder based only on what they see on social media, similar to those who strictly adhere to comments about astrological signs, the general nature of describing the symptoms of a mental disorder can make it so that people will apply that generality to their own behaviors.

– John Delatorre

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

No, but I will say this: These health issues matter a lot, no matter what line of work one is in, i was traveling all over the world as Secretary of State, and it does matter that you have both the physical and mental capacity to take on the tasks that are in front of you.

– Mike Pompeo

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

It's a very, very uneven playing field, i saw my own kids struggle with remote learning. I saw their mental health decline. They missed their friends.

– Aubree Norton

Found on CNN
2 years ago

During an active outbreak in a school, it makes sense for kids to temporarily wear a quality mask, it does not make sense to require cloth masks for schools. The problem in general with government mandates is they often don't get it right … Several European countries have issued warnings about the downsides of masks to child development and mental health.

– Marty Makary

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Research shows that for girls — particularly pre-teens and teenagers — having a social circle and positive relationships with friends is so important to mental health, … When you rob especially young girls of those positive friendships and put them online, that's going to be really hard on them. A lot of kids' … relationships became online relationships.

– Carrie Lukas

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Jules, getting to know him, he’s an emotional guy. Because he puts so much into what he does. He probably wasn’t happy about that. Honestly, no big deal in my opinion. The dude played hard as hell, he fought extremely hard and he played well. So when you give everything you have for something and you put so much into something and it doesn’t work out or you’re being called out, sometimes it’s frustrating, but it’s the business that we’re in. And Julius is the image of the franchise. He’s the star player. Of course, he’s going to get more criticism. But that comes with it. And I think he understands it. If I remember well, his first year here he was getting booed consistently and then he bounced back and had an incredible season last year, so that shows a lot of mental toughness. So I’m not worried about Julius at all.

– Evan Fournier

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

At the precinct level, someone comes in for a petty theft, we're at the policing level, you identify that they have a mental health issue, instead of locking them up -- let's defer prosecution, let's have a local community-based organization that deals with mental health illnesses handle it right at the precinct -- that's the coordination that we need, there's no reason to put someone( with) mental health illness in Rikers Island, Rikers Island's Rikers Island.

– Eric Adams

Found on CNN
2 years ago

What I'm hearing from parents is that it's a flashback to the beginning of 2021, and they're ready to challenge this, …Based on the science, we know that the mental health of children and the learning loss is greater than the risk of COVID.

– Laura Zorc

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

We're saying that because we realize just how critical it is for schools to be in-person learning. Part of that is … their mental health, social, emotional health. What it means for their academics. We believe school is an essential service.

– Sara Bode

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

There is no stronger protective factor for kids than their primary caregiver's mental health, we know from decades of research that when parents are unhappy or highly distressed, this inevitably negatively affects their parenting behaviors, so it's incumbent on us as a society to figure out how to bring continuous and sustained support for people who are raising the next generation.

– Suniya Luthar

Found on CNN
2 years ago

You know, players last year, you know, the situation where … I mean, look, there’s multiple situations. But, where things come up, where we can be helpful, we try to do that. I didn’t really see what happened yesterday, so this isn’t about that, it’s just in general, that’s how we try to handle the mental health side of it, very important, and it’s something everybody’s very aware of. We talk about it on a pretty regular basis. Football players are tough, they like to block out, and try to block out distractions and things that could affect them on the football field. But, at the same time, you’ve gotta live your life and deal with other things. And, so, it’s trying to find that balance.

– Jim Davis/The

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

A lot of my clients engage in a Dry-January as a mental and emotional detox and ritual in self-control, depending on whom the person is, what their history contains and their intentions around drinking for the rest of the year dictate its impact one's overall health.

– Daryl Appleton

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

I’m all about lengthening and toning, i don’t do heavy weights. I don’t really do anything too intense. It’s more cardio and stretching and yoga and keeping long, lean muscles as opposed to doing a bunch of reps with weights. I usually [work out] six days a week [but] it’s more of a mental thing. Mentally, I feel so much better after I work out. I would say an hour a day, sometimes two hours. It just depends, but I’ve learned to not be so hard on myself.

– Charlotte McKinney

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

They have suffered and sacrificed the most, especially kids in underrepresented, at-risk communities. And now we have the surgeon general saying there's a mental health crisis among our kids, the risk of suicide attempts among girls now up 51% this year. Black kids nearly twice as likely as White kids to die by suicide.

– Jan Crawford

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

Greatest shooter of all time, we know he’s going to make shots. We just have to make The NBA very tough for him to get The NBA off. We had some mental lapses during the game and he made us pay for it.

– Ja Morant

Found on FOX News
2 years ago

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