To protect ourselves and our children from illness, our everyday routines have become centered on staying at home and avoiding close contact with others. But let’s face reality, for both parents’ mental health and wellbeing, [...]
Mental health is not something that affects some people; it affects all people. We all have a brain and emotions, which means we all have varying mental health needs and those needs change as [...]
July is Social Wellness Month Celebrate Social Wellness Month by nurturing your social relationships. Volunteer with a group. Call an out-of-state friend. Join a hiking or running club. Social wellness means nurturing yourself and your [...]
Mental Health America recognizes May as Mental Health Month with the goal of building public recognition about the importance of mental health to overall health and wellness, informing people of the ways that the mind [...]
September 7th – 13th is National Suicide Prevention Week and September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. In the United States alone, over 38,000 people die each year by suicide—that’s more than the number of [...]
National Prevention Week is an annual health observance dedicated to increasing public awareness of, and action around, substance abuse and mental health issues. This week long event is sponsored by SAMHSA (Substance Abuse & Mental [...]
For over 65 years, Mental Health America has recognized May as Mental Health Month, with the goals of building public recognition about the importance of mental health to overall health and wellness; informing people of [...]
Mental Health America has recognized May as Mental Health Month for the past 65 years, with the goals of building public recognition about the importance of mental health to overall health and wellness; informing [...]
Today is World Suicide Prevention Day: a day when we can all take time to acknowledge the striking reality of the impact that mental illness plays in each of our lives every single day, whether [...]
