Throughout the month of June and beyond, RENPHO wants to raise awareness of the importance of Mental
Health and Relaxation, an underrepresented cause for the LGBTQ+ community. We are partnering with It Gets
Better Project in support of the LGBTQ+ community to raise donations with the sales proceeds from every
Rainbow Eye Massager sale during Pride Month 2023 !

Throughout the month of June and beyond, RENPHO wants to raise awareness of the importance of Mental Health and Relaxation, an underrepresented cause for the LGBTQ+ community. We are partnering with It Gets Better Project in support of the LGBTQ+ community to raise donations with the sales proceeds from every Rainbow Eye Massager sale during Pride Month 2023 !

Did You Know

LGBTQ+ individuals are at higher risks to
experience a mental health conditions,
such as depression and anxiety
disorder.[1]

45%

of LGBTQ youth seriously
considered attempting suicide
in the past year.[2]

5.8 million

are affected by mental
wellness in the US
alone.[3]

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How to Take Care of Your Wellness

How to Take Care of
Your Wellness

We reached out to a few voices in the community to share their tips and experiences with mental health!

Noa Taieb

• Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of the ones around you. You can’t pour from an empty cup, so make sure you recharge and do things that make you feel good.
• We often get so busy in our lives trying to chase our goals and keep up with the ones we love. It’s important to stop and take a moment to check in with yourself consistently. Our mind is like a muscle—it needs time to recover in order to grow. So ask yourself: Do you feel like you’re taking care of yourself and letting yourself …… Read More

• Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of the ones around you. You can’t pour from an empty cup, so make sure you recharge and do things that make you feel good.
• We often get so busy in our lives trying to chase our goals and keep up with the ones we love. It’s important to stop and take a moment to check in with yourself consistently. Our mind is like a muscle—it needs time to recover in order to grow. So ask yourself: Do you feel like you’re taking care of yourself and letting yourself breathe?
• Learning to love yourself is the first step in the journey to feeling like you belong. Our community is so loving and welcoming, we just tend to forget to give ourselves that little bit of love too.
Relaxation Tips:
• Listen to Frequency Music! You can find some on YouTube or Spotify that are hours long and you can just turn on and relax. My favorites include 741HZ Frequency and the 528HZ Frequency
• Dim the lights and light your favorite candle
• Take a shower, wash your towels and change your sheets. Feeling clean and refreshed is the best way to allow yourself to relax
• Avoid mindlessly scrolling through your apps without a goal in mind. Instead, turn on your favorite show or listen to your favorite music   Less

@noataieb

Queen Kong

"I believe health comes first from the mind, with a good mindset mental health can truly soar. Taking time to close your eyes and dig deep into your inner voice and strength while keeping your core support group close at hand is what's worth it.

For me voicing out my worries and negative energy is a great way in releasing any stress I have, as well as seeking artistic and creative outlets to keep my mind running and imagination fly.”​

@queenkongroar

Gattlin Miller

Stonewall Foundation
Communications & Engagement Manager

Mental health and relaxation are very important to members of the LGBTQ community. With so much stacked against us – like recent legislative attacks on our rights – there is often a lot for queer people to stress about. That’s why it’s so important for everyone to prioritize relaxation in order to take care of their mental health.
It’s important for LGBTQ people to take care of our mental health so that we can be centered and ready to continue fighting for our community’s rights… Read More

Mental health and relaxation are very important to members of the LGBTQ community. With so much stacked against us – like recent legislative attacks on our rights – there is often a lot for queer people to stress about. That’s why it’s so important for everyone to prioritize relaxation in order to take care of their mental health.
It’s important for LGBTQ people to take care of our mental health so that we can be centered and ready to continue fighting for our community’s rights.
Many LGBTQ folks experience negative outcomes as a result of discrimination within our healthcare and mental health systems. That’s why it’s especially important for LGBTQ people to find time to relax, meditate, and focus on wellness so that we can fight back against oppressive systems, and find joy in our community!   Less

Added Resource

Check out the great work done by these two non-profit organizations for the LGBTQ+ community

Check out the great work done by these two
non-profit organizations for the LGBTQ+
community

The It Gets Better Project is a nonprofit organization with a mission to uplift, empower, and connect lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer youth around the globe.

DONATE NOW

Stonewall foundation is by and for the LGBTQ community. They raise money and fund work that makes a difference on the issues that matter in our lives, from education and violence to family acceptance and health.

DONATE NOW

Reference
1. https://www.nami.org/Your-Journey/Identity-and-Cultural-Dimensions/LGBTQI
2. The Trevor Project, 2023 National Survey on LGBTQ Youth Mental Health, https://www.thetrevorproject.org/
3. Newport, F. (2018, May 22). In U.S., estimate of LGBT population rises to 4.5 percent. Gallup.