Social Media Samples

A rainbow-colored layered heart diagram representing six needs for LGBTQ+ well-being. From outer to inner: Basic Safety & Survival, Community & Relationships, Identity Safety & Acceptance, Visibility & Representation, Liberation & Social Change, and
Five illustrated columns, each with an icon and description: Info-Dumping: Sharing interests and knowledge with others (open book icon). Parallel Play: Companionship without interaction (two chairs icon). Support Swapping: Helping each other equal
Illustration of a person sitting at a desk with head in hand, looking distressed, with thought bubbles reading: “No one cares about your problems,” “Why can’t you just get it together?” and “You should just deal with this on your own.”
Illustrated checklist on a yellow clipboard with the title “Vacation Mental Health Permission Slip.” Checked items: To take breaks, To have mixed feelings, To rest not just explore, To opt out of activities, To keep some routines. Footer text: “You d
Three speech bubbles: “A lot of grownups are making unfair rules right now.” “It’s okay to feel upset. We’re going to stick together.” “We can still be helpers, even in small ways.” Text at bottom: “Kids don’t need all the details. They just need you
A row of five illustrated people under a color gradient arc. Captions: “I recharge alone but value one-on-one check-ins.” “I love group chats and Sunday brunches.” “I’m quiet but deeply loyal.” “I have a small circle that sees all of me.” “I’m s
Six labeled icons for different types of trauma: Acute Trauma, Complex Trauma, Generational Trauma, Systemic Trauma, Medical Trauma, and Vicarious Trauma, each with short definitions.
Illustrated dark dashboard with five warning icons: sad face, flame, broken heart, crescent moon, and bottle. Text reads: “If your dashboard is lighting up… it might be time to check in.”
Circular graphic with seven colorful segments describing self-care ideas: Celebrating Your Identity, Setting Boundaries, Taking Breaks, Honoring Your Journey, Surrounding Yourself, Seeking Therapy, and Remembering your worth isn’t based on productivi
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