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by Autumn Lewis

You are what you eat. You’ve heard of this saying, right? It may be cliché, but it rings true. It’s typical to aim for retaining a healthy diet for weight loss and preventing physical medical conditions. But have you ever considered eating healthily because of the benefits it provides to your mental health? Eating the right foods can positively affect your brain activity, including improving your mood and aiding mental health conditions.

There are several foods that are great for your mind but let us discuss three of the most common foods:

  • Chicken is a fan favorite. It contains an amino acid that helps your body produce serotonin, the mood boosting chemical.
  • There are so many foods classified as whole grains and plenty to choose from! They contain complex carbohydrates that provide a consistent source of energy throughout your day.
  • Finally, we have yogurt. Yogurt contains active cultures for your probiotic intake. Probiotics are awesome for digestive health and can also help with reducing stress and anxiety.

All things considered, try to incorporate these into your diet to feed your brain as well as your stomach.

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Get involved and join the conversation.
  • Bebe Moore Campbell Minority Mental Health Month is a time to raise awareness and uplift the voices of BIPOC communities. This month, we honor her legacy by continuing the work she started: advocating for equity, healing, and culturally responsive care.

"Learn more about our youth-led initiative at www.mhrcet.org."

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Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) doesn’t always look the same in youth. It can show up as anxiety, withdrawal, anger, or even academic struggles. For marginalized youth, the effects of trauma are often compounded by systemic barriers, discrimination, and lack of access to mental health resources.

In observance of this day, let’s:
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Every young person deserves to feel safe, seen, and supported. Healing is possible and awareness is the first step.

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