THRIVE is an Otter Tail County Public Health community-based mental wellbeing program that aims to promote health through happiness and meaning.
Public Health is leading the THRIVE promotion and outreach efforts. This outreach effort is a part of a broader goal to promote mental health and wellbeing throughout the county.
All community members are encouraged to share and spread THRIVE content on their own social media platforms using the content provided.
This section contains shareable social media content. Provided below are downloadable graphics and suggested posts that you can use to share on your social media platforms. Click or tap a message to copy it to your clipboard for easy pasting.
You can promote mental wellbeing for yourself and other using these five simple tools! Try these out today to improve your mood. #THRIVE
Promote positive habits and healthy choices to support your mental health. Try one of these five activities today! #THRIVE
Explore ways to increase mental health resilience in your community. Visit the THRIVE program webpage for more information on these practices. #THRIVE
Values help you find your purpose, make decisions, and develop a sense of self. What are some of the values you find the most important? #THRIVE
Live your values! Explore the values that you find the most important and identify ways you can implement them in your everyday life. #THRIVE
Your values and the goals you keep go hand-in-hand. Brainstorm some current goals related to work, relationships, family, health, or spirituality. Which goals align with your values? #THRIVE
Everyone has mental health, and it deserves your attention just as much as your physical health. Participating in the five THRIVE practices is just one way to show your mental health some attention. #THRIVE
Which one of the five THRIVE practices was your favorite to learn about and participate in? Comment below! #THRIVE
Take a picture of you completing a THRIVE practice and post it to your story or page. Be sure to #THRIVE to share with us! #THRIVE
Adapt and use these example social media posts and email messages in your organization's THRIVE initiative.
