June is PTSD Awareness Month. Plus, PTSD Screening Day is on June 27th. These awareness dates aim to increase public knowledge about PTSD, encourage those who might be struggling to seek help, and reduce the stigma associated with mental health conditions. Today, we wanted to share some information about what it might be like to get a PTSD assessment. The...[ read more ]
June is Men's Mental Health Month, a dedicated time to raise awareness about the mental health challenges men face and to encourage men to seek support. One prevalent myth that often deters men from seeking therapy is the belief that therapists don't understand men's issues. This misconception can prevent men from accessing the help they need, leading to untreated mental...[ read more ]
In recognition of Pride Month, we recently shared some key statistics and research from Mental Heath America about depression in the LGBTQ+ community. One of the things the article discusses is the impact of family support on mental health. Today, we wanted to share more about that as it relates to the LGBTQ+ community. Of course, the information here is...[ read more ]
This infographic and images come from Mental Health America, which they provided to the public for Pride Month. Depression is a pervasive and serious mental health issue that affects individuals across all demographics, but it has a particularly profound impact on the LGBTQ+ community. Understanding the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ individuals is crucial for providing effective support and therapy....[ read more ]
If you've been following along, then you already know that May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This year’s theme as outlined by Mental Health America is “where to start” and it has three action points: learn, act, advocate. We have already shared more about the “learn” and "act" actions. This week, we want to expand on the “advocate” section. MHA expands...[ read more ]
May is Mental Health Awareness month. While awareness about mental health issues is obviously important all year long, this campaign brings the opportunity to really spotlight not just general mental health but also the issues that are key to the community in any given year. In 2024, Mental Health America announces the theme of Where to Start: Mental Health in...[ read more ]
It's been over a year since the nationwide launch of the 988 Lifeline as an alternative to calling 911 for mental health emergencies. Many reports indicate that there are good results in terms of awareness of the lifeline and use of it. However, many say that more awareness could be helpful. Moreover, some flaws have been identified that are important...[ read more ]