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Children’s Mental Health During the Holidays
Updated on 12/05/23 The holidays can be exciting, especially for children. Presents, desserts, decorations, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa, and all kinds of…
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World Kindness Day
“World Kindness Day is celebrated annually on November 13th. On this day, participants attempt to make the world a better place…
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10 Warnings Signs Your Employee Has a Mental Health Issue
Signs that an employee may be dealing with mental health issues could include: alterations in their physical appearance; shifts in…
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Self-Care and Volunteering: National Volunteering Month
Updated on 3/8/2023 Volunteering has many mental health benefits. Not only does it help others, but can also be a critical…
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Depression Screening and the Community
Updated on 09/12/23 Roughly 40 million adults in the U.S. struggle with depression or anxiety, not to mention the family, friends,…
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Childhood Depression: Encouraging Your Child to Get Screened for Depression
Three hundred million individuals are affected by depression worldwide. This mental health disorder can become serious and can lead to suicide….
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World Mental Health Day: Suicide Prevention
World Mental Health Day is October 10, 2019, and is a day to raise awareness regarding mental health around the world….
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Why the Fall Season Can Be a Good Time to Seek Treatment
As summer breezes turn cool and crisp and trees take on various shades of red and gold, your thoughts likely turn…
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Mental Health Awareness Week: Raising Awareness in the Police Force
One in five adults will experience mental illness in a given year. Mental illness affects everyone directly or indirectly through family,…
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Mental Illness and Bullying and Understanding the Connection
According to the American Psychological Association, bullying is a form of aggressive behavior in which someone intentionally and repeatedly causes another…
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