Matsui and Murphy Introduce Bipartisan Resolution to Recognize May as Mental Health Month
May 1, 2015
Health First Aid Act with Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins (R-KS),” added Congresswoman Matsui. “That bipartisan … Full Text Outlet: Targeted News Service Publication Date: 05/01/2015 Media Group: Other Byline: Targeted News Country: United States of America
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Putnam/Northern Westchester BOCES Hosts Mental-Health Training
April 26, 2015
Training offered throughout the region was made possible in part by a $100,000 “Project Aware” grant from the federal government. The training, which is open to anyone in schools or the community who interacts with children, is aimed at making more people...
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LETTER: First aid treatment for people with mental illness
April 25, 2015
When most people think of providing first aid in a given situation they probably think of tending to an obvious physical injury. What would you do if instead of an obvious medical emergency, you encountered an individual that is experiencing...
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Speaker Addresses State Of Mental Care For Vets
April 25, 2015
Care builds hope when it comes to mental health. This was one of the main messages brought forward by Dennis Mohatt, vice president for behavioral health with the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education (WICHE), Friday during a conference focused on...
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First responders get a lesson in Mental Health First Aid
April 24, 2015
“People don’t know what mental illness is, they don’t realize it’s a brain disorder,” says Peggy Loveless. “We get sick from here down and that’s okay, but getting sick from here up is not okay. And that’s the point of...
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Anxiety can be serious problem
April 23, 2015
As humans, we all experience normal levels of anxiety from time to time. Anxiety is essential in a fight or flight situation, where we need to run or fight off a dangerous predator. Anxiety can become problematic when we continue...
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CONTACT We Care Adds New Volunteers to Its Ranks
April 23, 2015
CONTACT We Care, headquartered in Westfield, recently welcomed a new group of volunteer listeners to its suicide-prevention hotline, where they will be among those who answer the calls and texts of people who are in crisis, feeling suicidal or depressed....
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Paramus Chief of Police to be Honored at CarePlus Foundation Courage Awards Gala
April 23, 2015
In recognition of his leadership and commitment to service, the CarePlus Foundation is proud to honor Kenneth R. Ehrenberg, Paramus Chief of Police, at the 17th Annual Courage Awards Gala being held on June 3, 2015 at The Venetian in...
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Getting Trained In ‘Mental Health First Aid’ Could Help Save Lives
April 22, 2015
With enough federal funding, a mental health first aid course in the Bay Area has the potential to save lives across the country and become “what CPR is to heart attack victims.” 04/22/2015 Link to Source
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Behavioral health support explored by Longmont City Council
April 22, 2015
Longmont Community Services Director Karen Roney, along with Public Safety Chief Mike Butler, presented City Council with their initial ideas and plans for improving mental health services and access for those in need during Tuesday night’s study session. 04/22/2015 Link...
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Free mental health first aid program
April 22, 2015
Mental Health First Aid is a dynamic eight hour program that promotes mental health as a key part of … Full Text Outlet: Morgan Messenger Publication Date: 04/22/2015 Media Group: Print Country: United States of America Circulation: 5,700
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FAMU Leading the Way in Mental Health First Aid Training
April 21, 2015
The Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) Center for Ethnic Psychological Research and Application (CEPRA) is training North Florida citizens and organizations to possess skills that are in high demand across the nation in the wake of recent tragedies. The mission...
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