OUR MUSIC

This is the newest release from our UBC Chapter! It sheds light on students who experience School Stress and Burnout. DESCRIPTION: We are very excited to be releasing our fifth song, Endless Cascade! The songwriting process was collectively accomplished by members of the Music for Mental Health club (MMH). With our best efforts to create an accurate portrayal of school stress and burnout, we have collected deep insights and lyrics critiques through Google Form responses from UBC students who have experienced school stress and/or burnout. We hope you enjoy the song as much as we do!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONNECT WITH US: Discord server: https://discord.gg/KMZYPyAHWg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ubcmmh Instagram: @_musicformentalhealth / @ubcmmh Website: musicformentalhealth.ca ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SONG AND VIDEO INFORMATION: Music by Music for Mental Health © 2021 Music for Mental Health Not for commercial use. All instances of distribution must include explicit credit given to Music for Mental Health. This applies to both the whole video AND any parts of the video. Video release date: September 7th, 2022; 8:00PM PST ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOTE: If you are a UBC student and feel that, for any reason, you would like mental health support or to talk to someone, you can find a list of resources here: https://students.ubc.ca/health

HEY GUYS! Our (new!) chapter of MMH has created a piece of music illustrating the ways people are not only affected by their own mental health but by the mental health of others around them. This video aims to bring awareness to just how common it is for people to struggle with mental health issues. Additionally, this video also aims to inform people that living with a mental illness can be challenging. However, even those who don't have one can be affected. This video looks at some of the many ways mental illness can impact the lives of everyone. Additional information you would like us to know (optional): Note: Everything in the video reflects the last updated stats provided by NAMI. All stats are based solely on people living in the United States of America and its citizens/population. Source: The stats presented in this video were sourced by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) https://www.nami.org/mhstats#:~:text=The%20Ripple%20Effect,of%20disability%20worldwide & https://www.nami.org/NAMI/media/NAMI-Media/Infographics/NAMI_Impact_RippleEffect_2020_FINAL.pdf

Hello Everyone!! :D This is the newest release from our UBC Chapter! It sheds light on what it might be like to have Attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). DESCRIPTION: We are very excited to be releasing our fourth song, ADHD! The song revolves around Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and aims to raise awareness while also bringing comfort to individuals who are facing struggles similar to those described in the song. The songwriting process was collectively accomplished by members of the Music for Mental Health club (MMH). With our best efforts to create an accurate portrayal of ADHD, we have collected deep insights and lyrics critiques through Google Form responses from UBC students who are diagnosed with ADHD. In addition to the song release, video interviews were filmed in which UBC students shared with us what it is like to have ADHD. The interviews can be found on our Instagram page (@ubcmmh). We hope you enjoy the song as much as we do!! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ CONNECT WITH US: Discord server: https://discord.gg/KMZYPyAHWg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ubcmmh Instagram: @_musicformentalhealth / @ubcmmh Website: musicformentalhealth.ca Stay tuned for our next song about School Stress and Burnout as well as our upcoming project about Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SONG AND VIDEO INFORMATION: Music by Music for Mental Health © 2021 Music for Mental Health Not for commercial use. All instances of distribution must include explicit credit given to Music for Mental Health. This applies to both the whole video AND any parts of the video. Video release date: November 28th, 2021; 4:00PM PST ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ NOTE: If you are a UBC student and feel that, for any reason, you would like mental health support or to talk to someone, you can find a list of resources here: https://students.ubc.ca/health