Getting Ready for Your First Day of School!
Hey there, soon-to-be school starters and parents! Guess what? School is just around the corner, and it’s a big deal! We’re here to help you get ready for this exciting […]
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What are some warning signs a child may be thinking about suicide?
Talking about suicide and about what it would be like if they were gone. “When I’m gone…” “What would it be like if I wasn’t around?” Expressing feelings of worthlessness.
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Causes and Stages of Burnout
When someone thinks of burnout, they may think about negative or overwhelmed feelings towards their jobs. The feelings associated with burnout can affect someone in any aspect of their life.
Common Behavioral Health Concerns Facing Veterans
Written by: Vanessa Ebonni, Veterans Case Manager In 2014, 20 veterans died by suicide each day, which is why it is very important for mental healthcare service providers to be
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What is Gender Identity?
What exactly does the word gender mean? The term gender identity is often used interchangeably with the term biological sex. These two terms may be used interchangeably, but they are
What are Adverse Childhood Experiences?
Childhood is extremely important for a person’s development and will have a lasting impact on a child’s adulthood. What happens during the first 17-18 years of a person’s life leaves
How to Support Members of the LGBTQ+ Community
Supporting a community does not necessarily mean that you must be a member of it, and this is true for the LGBTQ+ community. Being an ally and showing support goes
Barriers to Health Care for LGBTQ+ Individuals
Written by: Abby Chamberlin, Mobile Response Care Coordination Team Member In the United States, some federal, state, and local laws have been enacted that offer protections against discrimination on the
Common Behavioral Health Challenges Facing the LGBTQ+ Community
The LGBTQ+ community includes over 11 million people living in the United States. Being LGBTQ+ does not mean that a person is suffering from a mental illness, it means that
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A Guide to Your First Therapy Visit
Deciding to begin attending therapy for any mental health or substance use issue is a big step in any recovery. The first visit with a therapist, or any healthcare provider,
