Let it Go Day, marked annually on June 23, is the perfect reminder for you to stop wasting your energy and time on negative feelings from events in the past and instead strengthen yourself.
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National Panic Day is observed on June 18. It is a day dedicated to supporting our mental health and wellbeing. Modern medicine and the rising standards of living have helped us achieve a safer, more healthy environment.
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Learning Disability Week is celebrated annually in the third week of June and this year, it takes place from June 16 to 22. The week aims to educate, spread awareness, and increase understanding of learning disabilities.
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Help spread the word for World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on June 15. It can be hard to imagine that anyone would deliberately want to harm an elderly person, but unfortunately, elder abuse is a widespread problem.
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National Dance/Movement Therapy Advocacy Day is celebrated every June 13 to educate more people about the new and unique form of psychotherapy called dance/movement therapy making waves around the world.
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National Men’s Health Week is June 9-20, the week leading up to Father’s Day, because what better way to celebrate dad than to encourage him to take care of his health? The week is all about healthy bodies, hard exercise, good diet, and regular visits to the doctor.
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Did you know it’s Beautiful In Your Skin Month in June? Every year, the month celebrates the idea of loving and enhancing your skin by opting for numerous skincare methods. The aim is to increase your confidence by providing tools that may tackle issues such as blackheads, acne, dry skin, etc.
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This year, Community Health Improvement Week takes place from June 1 to June 7. The purpose of the week is to honor healthcare professionals who work closely with communities and dedicate their lives to improving the health of others.
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On the first Sunday in June each year, on June 1 this year, the nonprofit National Cancer Survivors Day Foundation rallies its forces and resources to promote National Cancer Survivors Day in the U.S. and worldwide, as it has done since 1988.
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There’s an adage that says that people may not remember what you do, but they’ll certainly remember how you made them feel, and at no time is that more true than on Say Something Nice Day, observed on June 1 each year.
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There’s no better time to inspire confidence in high school and middle school students than National Teen Self-Esteem Month. In May, we make an extra effort to counter self-worth and self-image problems teens may face.
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World Thyroid Day is observed on May 25 to raise awareness about this crucial gland in the body. Thyroid disease is the generic term for medical conditions that do not allow the thyroid gland to produce a sufficient amount of hormones.
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World Schizophrenia Day is commemorated every May 24. It is a day dedicated to raising awareness of the mental illness that affects over 20 million people worldwide. Schizophrenia is highly stigmatized since it’s not talked about and lacks accurate representation in the media.
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We observe Chronic Fatigue Awareness Month in May every year. It raises awareness about chronic fatigue syndrome (C.F.S.). Some symptoms of C.F.S are fatigue, memory loss, severe exhaustion, brain fog, disturbed sleep, headaches, sudden pain in the muscles or joints, and enlarged lymph nodes.
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This year, Dementia Awareness Week begins on May 19 to 25. It usually takes place on the third Monday of May and is organized by the Alzheimer’s Society. Did you know that someone develops dementia every three minutes in the U.K.?
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ALS Awareness Month, which occurs every May, is a time where numerous organizations and communities get together to spread awareness regarding the disease called amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS).
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National Anxiety Disorders Screening Day is observed on the first Wednesday in May. This year, it takes place on May 7. The day was first observed in 1993. Its significance is to raise awareness about the importance of people going for anxiety disorder screenings.
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National Silence the Shame Day has been observed on May 5 every year since 2017. It’s a chance to bring positive awareness about mental health to a wider audience as well as erase the stigma associated with it. The Hip-Hop Foundation, led by former music executive Shanti Das, founded ‘Silence the Shame,’ a mental health education and awareness non-profit group
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Drinking Water Week takes place during the first week in May — from May 4 to 10 this year. In our daily lives, we drink water without thinking about where it is coming from and if it is safe for us. Polluted drinking water can be responsible for many illnesses, which is why awareness is so important.
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Mental health is wealth, especially during Mental Health Awareness Month, which is celebrated in May. The stigma around mental health and treatment has long existed, even though this has started to change. Still, people hesitate to seek help or even talk about it with their loved ones for fear of being judged and facing unnecessary backlash.
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