Interactive video series about mental health
Use the Presence of Mind interactive video series to better manage your mental health and well-being and support your friends when they need it most.
Learn why mental health matters, including the importance of emotional well-being and how to feel more comfortable talking about it openly. Hear from others about their personal experiences, learn more about the resources available to you, and explore options for self-care.
Learn how to be a better ally by supporting friends, family, and others who may be struggling, and how you can promote a safe and welcoming environment for talking honestly about personal issues. Hear people in the gaming community talk about their experiences, learn what helpful resources are available, and get tips on approaching sensitive topics with others.
Learn how to spot when someone may need help, and how to engage with them if you’re concerned about their mental health. Find out how to listen without judgment, share concerns, and recognize the warning signs in someone who needs support from an expert.
Learn how to recognize when drug or alcohol use is a problem, and how to help someone cope by listening, sharing your concerns, or simply being there. Hear personal stories from people in the gaming community about their experience with addiction ― and what helped them turn things around.
Healthy gaming vs. gaming overload
Learn about the benefits and appeal of being a gamer, and how to tell if your gaming is becoming an issue. Find out how to help curb an addiction if you’re worried about your or a friend’s gaming habits.
Improving mental health in the gaming community
Read more about the Presence of Mind initiative, which engages esports players, mental health experts, and influencers in discussions and insights about mental health.
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