Be the most positive person

on social media. The more you post positive, the more

you’ll see positive. Social Media has algorithms that track what you follow, and

“sell” you what you’re look-ing for.

If you spend your time

s e a r c h i n g and posting about cat vid-

eos, you’re going to see a

lot of ads for cat food. Think about

p o s t i n g things that

Watch Josten’s Renaissance Harbor video:

“Positivity & Social Media on Vimeo

Resources:

Harbor, The. “Season 6, Episode 8 - Positivity & Social Media.” , 24 Apr. 2020, vimeo.com/371754555/9828a3cef4.

Holistically Grace. “5 Ways to Self-care During Corona (COVID-19) Virus” [Instagram image], The Holistic Feed, 13 Mar. 2020, www.holisticallygrace.com.

Background via Canva.com.

Positivity & Social Media are positive; flowers

blooming, your unfil-tered smiling face, the

sunset. You'll be surprised at all

the positivity that comes through your feed when you start this habit.

SHS school counselors cre-ated this as a resource to help you contact them, find tools to deal with stress, locate activities for self-improvement and so much more!

SHS Student Support During the COVID-19 Extended Break

Check out the whole

presentation

We’re asking you to find

something positive, find something beautiful, do

something that brings you wellness and post it with the hashtag,

#TribeStrong. Let’s fill our feeds with positivity!

Remember to:

Take care of yourself.

Take care of your family.

Do something kind for someone else.

Reach out for help when you need it.

Volume One Tuesday, April 28, 2020 Stafford High School