How do you talk about mental and emotional health with your family, friends and community?

How do you talk about mental and emotional health with your family, friends and community?

The Asian American community is full of diverse languages. We want to learn more about the different ways mental and emotional health is talked among Asian Americans. We will reach out to people who respond to this survey before we move forward with publishing a story.
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Which language(s) do you and your family speak?
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When you want to talk about stress, anxiety and other difficulties with your family and friends, what words and expressions do you use? If you’ve encountered any challenges, feel free to share those too.
How would your family, friends and/or community describe or talk about stress, anxiety and other difficulties?
With the surges of anti-Asian attacks and hate crimes, are you getting any support to address your stress and fears among your family, friends and community?

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If you answered “Yes,” what kind of support are you getting? If you answered “No,” what resources or support do you think may help?
Anything else we haven’t asked that you’d like to share regarding mental health in the Asian American community?
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