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Have you heard of our PRIMHE project? With a focus on collaborative research, training, and direct services, we're building bridges between schools and mental health professionals. Learn more about our vision for every child's success and well-being. https://lnkd.in/gvS-aDjv #JoinPRIMHE #MentalHealthAdvocacy

Four lessons from our dynamic panel! 1.) You can help your community by developing services, products or methods to alleviate the troubles of anyone's day. 2.) Research and action gap needs to close. Push more researchers towards policy and advocacy. 3.) Have the courage to stand against adversity as you acknowledge issues in your environment. There will be pushback, but do what you can to avoid discouragement. 4.) Last, but maybe most important. You can break a lot of the mental health issues when we combat the economic circumstances.

This Mental Health Awareness Month, learn from community leaders and community-engaged researchers about the importance of caring for community partners and team members in community-engaged research beyond the provision of resources and equitable compensation. CEACR brought leaders from Critica, Inc and California State University, Los Angeles to discuss how to strengthen research reciprocity and how they practice and promote self-care in their work. How do you practice or promote self-care in your work? Let us know in the comments! ??

What inspired our founder, Habon Mohamed, to delve into this line of work? The answer is simple: the need for quality psychiatric services. After working as a family NP and realizing there was a lack of providers in the field, she realized she wanted to make a difference herself. Learn how her history contributed to her journey and other ways in which she encourages eliminating stigmas around mental health + delivering quality care to all here: https://lnkd.in/e-DYhgQz

Springing Into Spring: Nurturing Your Mental Health for the Season in The DiArc By: Affinity Patient Advocacy As the earth awakens from its winter slumber and nature bursts forth in a riot of color and vitality, spring offers a golden opportunity to nurture our mental health and embrace the spirit of renewal. In this article, The DiArc magazine explores the intersection of mental health and the spring season, offering insights and tips for cultivating well-being as we transition into this time of growth and transformation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eaqYvYwv #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthishealth #affinitypatientadvocacy #patientadvocacy #patientadvocate

Great seeing one of our referral partners, Natalie Bryan, Licensed Clinical Social Worker, on WFXG FOX54! She’s on often discussing how mental health impacts our local community. Today’s topic was preparing for back-to-school. Here are some simple ways to ease the transition from vacation-mode to school-mode: ??????? 1. Early to bed, early to rise. Getting back into a school sleep schedule. ????? 2. Re-establish a routine. Establishing a consistent routine is important for kids. ? 3. Encourage independence. ?? 4. Choose the right backpack. ?? 5. Talk about safety. ?? 6. Establish healthy habits. ???? 7. Limit screen time. ??

July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, also known as BIPOC Mental Health Month As legal professionals, we are no strangers to the intense pressures and challenges our profession brings. However, it's crucial to recognize that BIPOC communities often face additional mental health challenges due to bias, systemic inequalities and cultural stigma. This month serves as a vital reminder to prioritize mental health, particularly within our diverse legal community. Let's use this time to: Raise Awareness: Understand the unique mental health struggles faced by BIPOC lawyers. Promote Inclusivity: Foster an environment where every voice is heard and supported. Support Each Other: Encourage open conversations about mental health and provide resources for those in need. Advocate for Change: Work towards a more equitable and supportive legal profession for everyone.

Mental Landscapes began as a response to park and public space design conversations relying on the belief that the provision of these spaces would prevent depression, instead of exploring how these spaces are supportive for the condition as it exists. This work asserts that depression can be a biological and rational response to life conditions that may impact a person at any point, such as the death of a loved one; loss of work, health, sense of purpose, or culture; displacement from a home; a part of the post-partum process; or experiences of violence, discrimination, or poverty. On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we imagine this work as an iteration of socialized mental health care: transitioning from solely private treatment into a community responsibility, where the commons are intentionally designed to accompany and reconnect us with our bodies, other people, and the natural world even on our hardest days.?

Happening today! Learn from Licensed Professional Counselor-Supervisor, Jasmine Bishop, during today's Burnalong Cafe, all about "Creating Community in Wellness." Jasmine's passion is to collaborate with organizations to help make connections from mental health to everyday life. She states, "My plans to take over the world include making mental health relevant, equitable, and accessible." Join us at 12pm EST for a live discussion and hear more of Jasmine's invaluable insights: https://lnkd.in/gJPTZcUZ

Springing Into Spring: Nurturing Your Mental Health for the Season in The DiArc By: Affinity Patient Advocacy As the earth awakens from its winter slumber and nature bursts forth in a riot of color and vitality, spring offers a golden opportunity to nurture our mental health and embrace the spirit of renewal. In this article, The DiArc magazine explores the intersection of mental health and the spring season, offering insights and tips for cultivating well-being as we transition into this time of growth and transformation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/eaDEPiH2 #mentalhealth #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealthishealth #affinitypatientadvocacy #patientadvocacy #patientadvocate