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Throughout the year we will explore and celebrate eradicating the stigma by bringing the mental health community together. Our 2016 calendar will be posted soon.
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2/3 of all Americans with a diagnosable mental illness don’t seek treatment. Extraordinary progress continues in the development of effective evidence based treatment and care regimes.
Those living with or caring for someone with a mental illness or disorder can be an active participant in their own story.
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Project 375
5 hours ago
Kaiser Health News reports on the battle to get children mental health services at school. How many of our parents out there no this battle all too well? ... See MoreSee Less
Parents Often Battle To Get Their Children Mental Health Services At School
khn.org
Kids with mental health problems often suffer anxiety, difficulty focusing and social challenges. Half of them drop out of high school, in part because many schools don’t manage to meet their needs…
Project 375
21 hours ago
Yahoo News prompted a great discussion last week.
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#IGetDepressedWhen Hashtag Prompts Mental Health Advocates to Explain Depression
yahoo.com
The hashtag #IGetDepressedWhen began trending on Twitter, confusing depression – a mental illness – as another word for sadness.
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