Spread the Word on Social Media

Step 1

Follow us on all social media channels for educational content and to stay informed on campaign related engagements and opportunities!  

Step 2

Share your mental health story using our campaign hashtag #WithHerInMind. However, we know sharing personal stories can be difficult. We’ve got you covered. You can still support the campaign by downloading and posting our With Her in Mind logo or your favorite social media templates. Don’t forget to tag us!

Download our logo and social media templates here.

Step 3

Invite three of your friends to follow our social media channels! Every follow, share, like, comment, and post helps us build community and bring attention to women and girls’ mental health.

Example Posts

Instagram Feed

Thanks to @mentalhealthcoalition and @alliancefored for hosting the first-ever World Eating Disorders Action Day gathering at the United Nations, presented by @dove. We are leaving inspired and ready to work to bring awareness to this serious mental
If you’re struggling with an eating disorder, know that you are not alone. Help is available and recovery is possible. Reach out to allianceforeatingdisorders.com to learn more. @alliancefored #DYK #WEDAD2023 #NOTONEMORE #itstimeforchange #With
Researchers suggest that social media content related to beauty or appearance may be linked to disordered eating in young people. Get informed by listening to several courageous young women open up about their personal journeys in a powerful video fe
Can gender inequality damage women’s brains? Yes, according to this study. Researchers at over 70 institutions found that stress caused by gender inequality is connected to higher risk of mental health problems. The study examined over 7,800
Happy #MentalHealthAction Day 2023! Today, and every day, it’s important to remember that #MentalHealthisHealth, including for women and girls. How will you take action #WithHerinMind today?
Working women tend to reinvest the majority of their incomes back into their families, helping to improve the lives of future generations. But women are 5 to 8 times more likely than men to reduce their work hours or drop out of the labor force entir
Did you know that mental health is the leading cause of disability for women worldwide? Let's raise awareness and work towards a brighter future. Share your support using #WithHerinMind
Taking care of your mental health is not selfish; it's essential. Take a moment to prioritize your mental health and encourage the women and girls in your life to do the same. Share how you take care of your mental health #WithHerinMind #selfcare #me
Women have been historically responsible for caring for children, adult family members with disabilities, and aging parents. Disruptions of COVID-19 further exacerbated the negative impacts on women’s mental health, including higher rates of an
Mental health challenges are growing among girls in the U.S. Check out these key facts. #WithHerinMind