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Youth, Mental Health and COVID-19
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Joseph Kolapudi
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Updated Jul 10, 2020
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Hi, my name is Joseph, and I represent multicultural youth
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queens and here in Australia.
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In today's video, we'll be talking about how covered 19
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may be impacting young mental health and just to share
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some practical tips on how young people can take care
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of their mental well being and support those around us
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to do the same.
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It's important to talk about mental health.
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Drink over 19 because we need to be able to
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take care of our mental well being and look out
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the others who may be struggling at this time.
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Taking care of them until help is just a ZX
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important is taking care of our physical health.
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Despite what some may say, my mental health is related
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to our rule.
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No being because we all experience in reactor crisis different.
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Some people can become anxious more easily, while others may
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not feel as affected.
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These are all normal reactions discovered.
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19. Impacting your mental health.
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It's likely that the pandemic is impacting us in a
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mental health because it's normal that major changes in our
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daily lives such a school closures and containment policies actually
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affect how we feel.
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Many people may be experiencing additional stress due to this
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new circumstances, such as losing their job or knowing someone
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close to them who might be at risk of severe
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owns. Changes in your mood, such as being worried, sad,
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angry, having anxiety or stress, even having difficulty sleeping or
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concentrating is a normal way for your body to respond
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to stress.
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So how do we cope with clover?
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The best way to cope with Corbett is to take
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care of yourself, and you mean remember you know yourself
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and understand your physical and emotional needs best.
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If you are concerned about your mental health, anyone else's
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do not hesitate to support or reach out for professional
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help if you can.
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Their sudden tips that you and your friends can keep
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in mind to look after your mental help.
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Try to do activities you enjoy while maintaining physical distances.
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One of the ways to do so is through al
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stay active Stay Healthy campaign, which was going online at
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the moment, taking care of your body by eating healthy,
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sleeping enough and exercising a little great ways to stay
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calm as they acted during this time.
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Remember not to socially isolate yourself because we're all in
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this together, connect with friends and family and let them
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know how you're feeling.
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It's being missing.
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Stress and anxiety is normal at this time, and if
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you feel overwhelmed during the pandemic, it's OK to reach
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out to others to help, especially one of the ways
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that you can manage this anxiety interest is trying to
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focus on things that you can control.
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Having a daily routine during this time can prevent a
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sense all of stability, especially if you're working from home.
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Try to establish a designated workspace and talk to your
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family about having your own quiet time.
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By achieving the easiest task on your to do list,
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you could feel motivated to continue your work.
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Even if you are feeling unfocused and frustrated, Try to
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be kind to yourself.
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Avoid negative coping strategies because when things difficult, some of
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us may turn to coping mechanisms that can ultimately make
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us feel worse.
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Even though things are hard, we should avoid turning to
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alcohol, smoking or any other substances because not only is
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it unhealthy for your mental well being that it could
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affect your immune system as well.
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Cyberbullying Israel and being online, though it can be a
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great way to stay connected.
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For some of us, the Internet can be a very
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toxic place.
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Here are some tips to help stay safe on the
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Internet. Don't share information about your identity online, like your
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address or your contact details.
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Been carefully about posting photos of yourself online, even if
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you're sharing them with people privately.
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A bunch of pictures online.
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Anyone can download it, share it, even changes.
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So avoid engaging with police patrols as this could make
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the attacks waas and stop the hate.
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Don't participate or engaging in sort of cyber cool.
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Seek professional help if needed.
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Our tips may help, but it's just as important to
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value mental health support if you need it.
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If you're already receiving mental health care, do your best
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to continue treatment.
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You might be able to access till health service's online
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or over the phone.
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If you feel like mental state is worsening personally, be
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patient with yourself.
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If you have any pre existing mental conditions, it's no.
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That stress may cause you to feel worse or experiencing
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new or previously resolved something.
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If you cannot access professional help, try to reach out
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to your own cultural community or someone that you can
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trust full support at this time.
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Remember that communication is key to support yourself and others
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during this difficult time.
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Be aware of your needs of others and those around
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you who are supporting you in your community.
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If there are many people in your household, you should
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be able to talk about your routines to see how
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you can respect each other's schedules and needs.
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Don't give into frustration or violence.
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We should try to always communicate our feelings clearly and
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calmly, which can help us understand and address our emotions.
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Be sure to use your communication skills to support your
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community. If you can't physically be near to one another,
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you can use your phone or online platforms to stay
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in contact with friends and relatives on behalf of multicultural
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youth queens and would like to thank you for viewing
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this video.
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And if this video has helped you in any way,
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be sure to share, lack inclement and be able to
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connect with others during this time, Thank you collection
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