Sage's Guiding Light
Vulnerability
🤍 Hello, my name is Sheila. my son lost his battle with mental health on July 25th 2024. He took my whole world with him when he left. no I advocate for #nami and share his story.
🤍I never want my son to be forgotten. I have want his name to ring through the USA like a huge bell!! my mission is to save lives. period. I am getting my bachelor's now, then masters to eventually gain my LPC.
🤍 SAGE MICHAEL LANDRY CHYANE YRLE ELIZABETH LANDRY KIWTIN LANDRY.....YOU ARE SI LOVED AND NEVER FORGOTTEN.
Mental health awareness is crucial in today's society, especially given the rising rates of mental health challenges across all age groups. Sheila’s story highlights the profound impact of losing a loved one to mental health struggles and the important role advocacy plays in healing and prevention. Organizations like NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness) provide essential resources, support groups, and education for individuals and families affected by mental illness. Breaking the stigma associated with mental health is a key step toward ensuring people receive the help they need without fear or shame. Campaigns during Mental Health Awareness Month, such as #breakthestigma, aim to spread understanding and compassion. By sharing personal stories like Sage Michael Landry Chyane Yrle Elizabeth Landry Kiwtin Landry’s, advocates inspire others to speak out and seek support. For those interested in contributing to mental health advocacy, pursuing education and credentials, such as becoming a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), provides a pathway to make a tangible difference. Sheila’s journey through obtaining her bachelor's and master’s degrees exemplifies the dedication required to support individuals facing mental health challenges professionally. Support networks and community engagement are also essential. Connecting with advocacy groups promotes a unified front against mental health discrimination. Utilizing hashtags like #advocatewithlove and #advocate helps spread awareness on social platforms, fostering community and shared purpose. Ultimately, mental health advocacy combines personal stories, education, and community efforts to honor those lost and improve the lives of those affected today and in the future.
