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🌟 Throughout May, ACTS is debunking common mental health myths & promoting hope, healing, and support. Myth: Mental health recovery isn’t possible. Fact: With the right support, treatment, and coping tools, healing is possible. Everyone’s journey is different, but no one has to face it alone.

ACTS is raising awareness this Mental Health Awareness Month by sharing facts and breaking down myths about mental health. 💚 Myth: Mental health conditions only affect adults. Fact: Children and teens can experience mental health challenges too, making early support important.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, ACTS is promoting awareness and understanding by addressing common mental health myths. 💚 Myth: Stress and anxiety are the same thing. Fact: Stress is usually connected to a specific situation, while anxiety can continue even without a clear cause. #MHAM2026

During Mental Health Awareness Month, ACTS is helping break down common mental health myths. 💚 Myth: Talking about mental health makes things worse. Fact: Open conversations can reduce stigma and help people feel less alone. 💬 By speaking openly, we can remind others that they are never alone.

For #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth, ACTS is debunking common Mental Health Myths. Myth: Self-care is selfish. Fact: Taking care of your mental health helps you better care for yourself and others. Prioritizing rest, support, and wellness is an important part of overall health and recovery. 🌿

💙 #WellnessWednesday: During Mental Health Awareness Month, ACTS is helping break the stigma around mental health. Myth: People can “just snap out of” mental health conditions. Fact: Mental health conditions are real and often require support, treatment, and compassion. 💚

ACTS is debunking common mental health myths this May for Mental Health Awareness Month. 🌟 Myth: Asking for help is a sign of weakness. Fact: Reaching out for support takes strength and courage. 💚 #MentalHealthAwareness #YouAreNotAlone #MentalWellness

#WellnessWednesday: This month, ACTS is debunking common mental health myths for #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth. Myth: Mental health conditions are rare. Fact: Mental health conditions affect millions of people every year—and support is available. You are not alone, and help is within reach.

#WellnessWednesday ACTS: During #AlcoholAwarenessMonth, we’re debunking common alcohol myths. Myth: Water cancels out alcohol. Fact: Drinking water helps with hydration, but it does not speed up how your body processes alcohol. Need help with your alcohol use? Call 813.246.4899.

During Alcohol Awareness Month, ACTS is debunking common alcohol myths.💙 Myth: Only heavy drinkers have problems. Fact: Alcohol can impact anyone’s physical health, mental health, and daily life.

ACTS is debunking common alcohol myths this #AlcoholAwarenessMonth 💙 Myth: You’re fine if you don’t feel drunk. Fact: Even small amounts of alcohol can affect coordination, judgment, and safety. Know the facts. Stay safe.

ACTS is debunking common alcohol myths this Alcohol Awareness Month 💙 Myth: Drinking helps you relax. Fact: It may feel calming at first, but alcohol can increase stress and anxiety over time. If you need help with your alcohol use, call us at 813.246.4899 or visit www.actsfl.org to get started.

ACTS is debunking alcohol myths this Alcohol Awareness Month 💙 Myth: You can tell if someone’s okay to drive 🚗 Fact: Even if they “seem fine,” reaction time and judgment are impaired. When in doubt, don’t risk it. Plan ahead.

This Alcohol Awareness Month, ACTS is breaking down common alcohol myths -because knowledge supports prevention. Myth: Beer before liquor, never sicker. Fact: It’s not the order—it’s the amount of alcohol that matters. ACTS is here to help with alcohol use. Call 813.246.4899 to get started.

#WednesdayWellness 💙 During Alcohol Awareness Month: ☕ Myth: Coffee sobers you up ✔️ Fact: Only time reduces alcohol in your system Need help with alcohol use? ACTS is here. 💬

For Alcohol Awareness Month, ACTS is debunking common alcohol myths. Myth: You can “sleep it off.” Fact: Alcohol stays in your system while you sleep, and its effects can last longer than you realize. If you or a loved one need help, call ACTS at 813.246.4899. 💚

For Drug and Alcohol Facts Week, ACTS is debunking common myths about substance use. Myth: You have to use drugs for a long time for them to hurt you. Fact: Substance use can impact your body and brain even after short-term use. Some drugs can cause serious health effects or overdose the first time.