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To learn more about Maryland BHIPP and how we support the capacity of primary care providers to address the mental health needs of their patients, check out this resource from Mental Health Association of Maryland: https://bit.ly/44cr7MX

Physician suicide was a crisis long before COVID-19, but the demands of the pandemic have brought a new urgency to support physicians’ mental health. National Physician Suicide Awareness Day (#NPSADay) is a call to action for all of us. By talking openly, recognizing the signs, removing intrusive mental health questions from applications, and sharing resources, we can help prevent physician suicide. Together, let’s ensure no physician faces these struggles alone. ?? https://bit.ly/3N7G9Nz #MentalHealthMatters #PhysicianWellness #NPSADay

There is a distinct stigma in our society against seeking or receiving mental healthcare. This can be even stronger in minority communities, both from cultural pressures and a reasonable distrust of the medical profession due to past and current discrimination. If you want to be a part of shifting the stigma around mental healthcare, we encourage you to lead by example. Seek mental health support for yourself, share your story, listen to others and really hear them, try to weed out stigmatizing language in your own vocabulary, and look for ways to join others in the effort to overcome the stigma around mental healthcare! If you’re ready to start your own mental healthcare journey, contact Neutral Ground Counseling Group today to join us in breaking the stigma with acceptance, compassion, and inclusion. https://lnkd.in/eADb2SDt

Tell us what you think! Every year we ask people living or working in Northumberland to rate the NHS and social care services you have used, in our short Annual Survey. Your answers help us to see how satisfied people are with their experiences of care over the last 12 months, and if people are more, or less happy with services compared to previous years. We’d also like your thoughts on where we should focus our work in the coming year. This year we’re asking you to choose two from a list of services we hear about regularly. We haven’t included GPs, dentists and mental health services as we know these will stay a priority for at least the coming 12 months and we will continue to focus on these services. Leave your views: bit.ly/HWNAnnualSurvey2024

I am constantly reminded of the gap in the assessment and diagnosis of mental health in North America. I still can't believe that in our era and with so much knowledge and Tech around us, we rely on clunky old ways of assessing this important illness that impacts almost all other disorders that humans endure. A holistic and evidence-based approach via a comprehensive decision support tool that addresses all mental illnesses in ONE person-friendly assessment tool is a viable way to start understanding the human behind the label of mental illness: anxious, depressed, has ADHD, autistic, at suicide risk, etc. We don't have a medical system that looks at the person as a whole, but I urge HCPs of all disciplines (esp. in Primary Care) to take notice of CLINICOM. For a mere $12/patient/year, you can get a baseline so your patients get triaged faster and better into comprehensive care. Before prescribing and recommending MH apps/treatments/drugs, the person's journey must start with a proper assessment. This is why I invested in Clinicom, co-founded by one of America's best-known psychiatrists Dr. Nelson M. Handal, MD, DFAPA. At least the Smithsonian Institution gets this point... #MentalHealthAssessments #MentalIllness Dig A Little Deeper, Psychotherapy & Counselling Greenbrook #TMS Ignacio (Iggy) Handal MATTIAS SCHROETER Michael Gronau Brandon Paul ThinkrBelle Kinark Child and Family Services Unsinkable Sigrun Watson Devin Deich, MBA / MHA , IDC.D. ACHE Vinny Lobdell Christina Crowe Stuart Adams

Mental Health is rapidly moving up the public consciousness, but there remains an absence of data upon which to base care decisions... By bringing in solid digital foundations in mental healthcare, organisations and care commissioners are better able to plan support for those who need it. ?? At Thalamos, we are dedicated to delivering safer, faster and more joined up care for people detained under the Mental Health Act??? #mentalhealthawarenessweek #digitalmha #mentalhealth #digitalmentalhealth

On this #WorldMentalHealthDay, I want to take a moment to reflect on the importance of mental health in healthcare and beyond. As a nurse with over three decades of experience, I’ve seen firsthand how vital mental well-being is for both patients and healthcare professionals. Balancing the pressures of delivering care while managing personal challenges is no easy task, but it reminds us of the need for compassion, self-care, and support systems. Through my work in research, clinical practice, and leadership, I’ve learned that mental health is a cornerstone of holistic care. Whether it’s supporting patients through their journeys or empowering colleagues in demanding environments, prioritising mental health is key to sustaining resilience and fostering a healthier, more compassionate world. Let’s use today to not only raise awareness but also to take actionable steps toward caring for ourselves and each other. Together, we can build a future where mental health is openly discussed, supported, and valued as a fundamental part of overall well-being. #MentalHealthMatters #NursingLeadership #SelfCare #HealthcareProfessionals #MentalHealthAwareness

R U OK? Day encourages people to ask those around them if they are okay, fostering open conversations about mental health. This day serves as a reminder of the impact a simple question can have on someone’s wellbeing. For health care professionals, R U OK? Day is a valuable opportunity to promote mental health awareness and encourage conversations with patients and colleagues alike. Ways to Integrate R U OK? Day into practice: Encourage open dialogue: Use this day to model and encourage open conversations about mental health within your practice. Normalise discussing feelings and seeking help. Educate patients: Provide resources and information about mental health and the importance of reaching out for support. Educate patients about the signs of mental distress and the available resources. Promote resources: Share information about support services, hotlines and counselling options with patients. Ensure they know where to seek help if needed.

Breaking the stigma around suicide takes a united effort from healthcare providers, communities, and individuals. Physicians can lead by promoting mental health education and awareness that challenges misconceptions. By partnering with schools, workplaces, and local organizations, we can create spaces where mental health is openly discussed and supported. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gUwFE8jk #BreakTheStigma #MentalHealthMatters #SuicidePrevention

I am thrilled to share the perfect follow-up to "You Are Not Alone!" In this guide, I provide essential insights for parents, educators, caregivers, and mental health professionals on navigating mental healthcare for the young people in your lives. Reserve your copy today and join me in supporting our youth: youarenotalonebook.org