Jane Pauley Community Health Center’s Post

STOP!! Mental health is a real thing. It kills Americans daily. Struggling with mental health is no different than struggling with cancer or another terminal illness. Let’s focus on the desire to make MENTAL HEALING a priority. As I once heard it said …. Is not the brain connected to the rest of the body? Let’s not vilify those that need support. Side note; did you know that clinical psychologists and mental health and behavioral therapists ALSO go to therapy. The weight of the world, the weight of your job, and the weight of your LIFE does not have to be your burden. Here are some resources if you need them SANARE TODAY, LLC and Maternal wellness. Link 👇🏽👇🏽👇🏽 #takecareofyourlife #takeverygoodcare

#TimetoTalk day is all about having conversations. It’s a day for all of us to be more open about our mental health and The Silver Spoon Company want to be a part of it. Time to Talk Day is the nation’s biggest mental health conversation so let's talk 👏 #mentalhealth #thesilverspooncompany #morethansugar #bakingbusiness #mentalhealthatwork #mentalhealthmatters #wellbeingteam #employeewellbeing

Mental Health Awareness - Why Is Mental Health Important? Watch an interview with conversations with Nicole featuring Dr. Larry Kubiak, PhD, at the Tallahassee Memorial Behavioral Health Center in Florida. #mentalhealth #disorder #awareness #Treatment #diagnosis #healthcare #tips #mentalhealthawareness #behavioralhealth

This Mental Health Awareness Month, prioritize self-care and reach out for support if you need it. Health First Colorado members, know that behavioral health services are here for you. Learn more at CCHAcares.com/bhs. #MentalHealthAwarenessMonth #Selfcare

How brilliant to see this representation for Mental Health in the Workplace, this came as a result of the company investing in a Mental Health strategy which looked at Mental health support from all angles in the workplace. We concluded this by delivering Mental Health training for their Management Team today, with a big focus on early intervention and prevention. #mentalhealthchampions #abchr #mentalhealthatwork

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. 🧠 Millions across the United States grapple with mental illness and Vistelar wants everyone who struggles to know that they are not facing it alone. We strongly support our valuable behavioral health care professionals, and we continue in our commitment to assist them in their profession. Take a peek at our Applied Crisis Management Workshop. This course is a practical, effective, and neurodiverse approach to the needs of people experiencing comprehension, communication, decision-making, and behavioral issues associated with cognitive disorders and mental illnesses. Click “register interest” to contact us. Visit our full course list on our website at 💻https://lnkd.in/gP4U6ekB to learn more. #mentalhealthawarenessmonth #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #selfcareishealthcare #cognitivedisorders #behavioralhealth #mentalillness #conflictmanagement #crisismanagement #nonescalation #deescalation #healthcare #security #workplaceviolence #healthcareviolence #trainthetrainer #respect #dignity #workplacesafety

Let’s talk about mental health.   July is National Minority Mental Health Awareness Month, which spotlights the inequities that marginalized communities face regarding mental health. Consider this:   ✔1 in 5 American adults live with a mental illness; however, according to the federal Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health, Black adults in the U.S. are more likely than white adults to report persistent symptoms of emotional distress, such as sadness and feeling like everything is an effort. ✔Despite the needs, only one in three Black adults living with mental illness receive treatment. ✔People who identify as BIPOC are less likely to have access to mental health services, less likely to seek out treatment, more likely to receive low or poor quality of care and more likely to end services early.   Unfortunately, these statistics are just the tip of the iceberg. We need to have honest conversations about the historical and ongoing traumas and challenges facing BIPOC communities. And these conversations need to include trusted voices.   That’s why I’m grateful for our partnership with Richard L. Taylor Jr., a mental health equity advocate. We’ve launched a new series called “Mental Health Minute,” where Richard will address issues specific to BIPOC communities as well as share his lived experience. I hope you’ll join us and be a part of these important conversations. #healthequity #healthcare #mentalhealthmatters #mentalhealth

Talk about mental health. At Lundbeck, we recognize the importance of fostering environments of acceptance and inclusion that empower those living with mental health conditions to have open and honest dialogue about their symptoms with their health care providers. #MentalHealthMonth