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Anxiety & Depression
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Anxiety & Depression
Turning Awareness into Action
This Mental Health Month, take the first step to improving your lifelong mental wellbeing.
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Perinatal Mental Health
Pregnancy and the time after delivering a baby is different for everyone. It can be full of happiness and excitement, and it can also be scary, overwhelming and hard.
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Parental Mental Health Tips
Prioritize Mental Health for a Stronger Family
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Address Stress at the Holidays
Enjoy the season at your own pace.
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How to care for YOU this election season.
Your vote matters, and so does your mental health.
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2024 Youth Mental Health Report
New data continues to reveal the mental health toll on youth from social media, mass violence and the many other challenges kids face every day. Our kids are in crisis. See the report for more.
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31 Tips to Boost Your Mental Health from Mental Health America
Mental Health America offers a collection of 31 tips for improving mental health.
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Tips For Talking About Your Mental Health
Use these tools and tips from Mental Health America to help you get started.
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Free Mental Health America Screening Tools
Online screening is one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition.
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Feelings Finder
Expand your vocabulary to explore how you are really feeling.
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Crisis Plan
We have learned to develop a plan for emergencies related to physical crises and natural disasters. Our mental health deserves this same preparation. A Be Well Plan outlines what we do when we are in a brain health crisis.
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It only takes one to save a life. You can be that person.
Nearly 800,000 people die from suicide each year. That's one person every 40 seconds. It only takes one person to save a life and you can be that person.