A Good Name for a Page About Mental Health Support?

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Question by Stephanie Carter: A good name for a page about mental health support?
I have a page on facebook that I originally founded to increase awareness of self-harm and suicide. As the page has progressed and become more popular though my admins and myself have branched out to include other topics such as general depression, anxiety, bipolar, eating disorders, self-esteem, bullying, rape, abuse, and basic motivational posts in the hopes of being able to reach and help people that are troubled in different aspects of life. Due to these changes I’m trying to find inspiration for a new name for the page. Currently it is called “Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention: Fight Depression” and formerly was simply “Self-Harm and Suicide Prevention.” I’d like the new name to be something that can somehow convey all of what the page has to offer support on but so far nothing I’ve thought of seems to fit. Any help or suggestions would be much appreciated! :)

Best answer:

Answer by Umme
I think that a lot of good suggesion you can findout below link. Here give the mental health awareness support information. It is the best site in online for mental health awareness.

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