Turquoise ribbon

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Symbol of support for various causes



A turquoise ribbon

The turquoise ribbon is a symbol used to represent support for a variety of causes. It is often worn or displayed to raise awareness and show solidarity with individuals affected by specific issues.

Uses

The turquoise ribbon is associated with several causes, including:

  • Addiction Recovery: The ribbon is used to support individuals recovering from addiction and to promote awareness of addiction issues.
  • Anxiety Disorders: It represents awareness and support for those suffering from anxiety disorders.
  • Dysautonomia: The ribbon is used to raise awareness about dysautonomia, a disorder of the autonomic nervous system.
  • Sexual Assault Awareness: It is also used to promote awareness and prevention of sexual assault.

History

The use of ribbons as symbols of support and awareness dates back to the early 20th century, but the specific use of the turquoise ribbon for these causes has developed more recently. The color turquoise is often associated with calmness and healing, which aligns with the themes of recovery and support.

Symbolism

The color turquoise is a blend of blue and green, which are often associated with tranquility and renewal, respectively. This symbolism makes the turquoise ribbon a fitting emblem for causes related to mental health and recovery.

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