4 Ways You Can Support Veterans Living With PTSD in Your Community
July 2, 2015
With Independence Day upon us, learn some ways you can help support those who have served our country. 1) Put it in context Although the prevalence of PTSD is higher among returning veterans than in the general population, the vast...
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4 Ways You Can Support Veterans Living With PTSD in Your Community
July 2, 2015
With Independence Day upon us, learn some ways you can help support those who have served our country. 1) Put it in context Although the prevalence of PTSD is higher among returning veterans than in the general population, the vast...
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4 Ways You Can Support Veterans Living With PTSD in Your Community
July 2, 2015
With Independence Day upon us, learn some ways you can help support those who have served our country. 1) Put it in context Although the prevalence of PTSD is higher among returning veterans than in the general population, the vast...
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CEOs pledge to reduce mental health stigma in workplace
June 29, 2015
The leading cause of workplace disability isn’t physical injury or even the result of sickness, but rather the hidden disease of mental illness. 6/28/15 Link to Source
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Boost Mental Health Help, Not Cut It
June 29, 2015
The Connecticut General Assembly is contemplating the fate of a two-year, $40.3 billion budget. Approved on June 3, this budget restored massive cuts to human services that were recommended by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy. 6/26/15 Link to Source
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Investing In Improving Mental Health
June 29, 2015
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about one in every four American adults has a mental illness of some kind. Now there could be good news for them and the people who care for them. 6/27/15...
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Resources to recognize and help troubled youths
June 28, 2015
Knowing the difference between typical adolescent behavior and behavior that should be cause for concern can be difficult to assess for parents, other family members, and those who care for our youth. 06/28/2015 Link to Source
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Oakland joins ‘Stigma-Free’ movement – Clubs and Service Organizations
June 25, 2015
The Borough Council has approved a resolution designating the municipality a Stigma-Free Zone, an initiative designed to create an environment in which residents with mental illnesses can seek help, free of judgment. 06/25/2015 Link to Source
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Pennsylvania Department of Corrections Meets Aggressive Goal for Mental Health Training
June 24, 2015
Department of Corrections Secretary John Wetzel, today, announced that the agency has completed an aggressive initiative to train every employee in Mental Health First Aid in collaboration with the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency (PCCD). 06/24/2015 Link to Source
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Head Of Agency Serving Weston Trains In Mental Health First Aid
June 11, 2015
Carlos Reinoso of the Human Services Council in Norwalk has been chosen to attend an intensive five-day training that will certify him as a mental health first-aid instructor. 06/11/2015 Link to Source
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Twitter chat shows need to combat mental health stigma
June 11, 2015
An hour-long live Twitter chat in honor of Mental Health Awareness Month sparked a conversation about why eliminating the stigma of mental health is such an important public health goal. 06/11/2015 Link to Source
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Mental health care’s exciting future includes integrated care, brain research and a vanishing stigma
May 31, 2015
Mental health has long been relegated to the shadows. For centuries, mental illness was poorly understood; those affected by it, marginalized and cast out of society. Even in recent years, people have been reluctant to discuss their mental health. Some...
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