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š§ How music impacts our mental health
Have you listened to any good music lately, Charleston? Let us rephrase that. Can you think of the last time you put on a record, scanned the radio, or pulled up a certain artist on Spotify or YouTube, and everything just felt better? Research backs up the idea that music can, indeed, make us feel…
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Spring Health announces Atlas, the first recommendation engine for workplace mental and behavioral health
Atlas connects data and insights to relevant action plans, helping HR and benefits leaders optimize programs and maximize ROI.Ā NEW YORK, Oct. 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ —Ā Spring Health, the most comprehensive global mental health solution for employers and health plans, today announced Atlas, a first-of-its-kind connected platform that empowers Human Resources teams and benefits leaders to…
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Mental Health Issues During Adolescence Could Lead to Future Unhealthy Behaviors
Mental health issues were reported to be a leading factor in developing sleep problems, unhealthy weight gain, and sedentary behavior among Latinx high school students. Image credit: Svitlana | stock.adobe.com Published in the Journal of Adolescent Health, the mental health concerns included anxiety and depression that began as early as 13 years of age. Children…
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ESD 112 awarded $1 million grant to help school mental health
The U.S. Department of Justice awarded Educational Service District 112 a $1 million grant to bolster mental health and case coordination programs in Clark Countyās nine public school districts. The money is expected to fund three therapist positions that will work with students involved in the juvenile justice system or those identified by respective districts…
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American states wrestle with how to treat severe mental illness
WHEN AISLINN BIRD is not treating patients at her health clinic in downtown Oakland, she goes to see them where they live: in homeless encampments. Many of them sleep in tents under train tracks or highway overpasses. āIf a big truck comes by or if theā¦train goes by, I have to stop the interview because…
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Gateway CSB to host mental health awareness car show at Tanger Outlets
In an effort to engage more people in conversations about mental health, Gateway Community Service Board is hosting its third annual Break the Stigma car show on Oct. 21. The show is from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., at Tanger Outlets in Pooler, and is open to the public Gateway CSB is a safety net…
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Bison Weekend: NDSU athletes trying to change mental health stigma
FARGO ā The pain in Josh Galvinās voice is still evident, with the thought of his brother taking his own life in 2019. The North Dakota State golfer knows all too well the consequences of mental health. Along with his teammate, Beck Erholtz, they are doing something about it along with other NDSU athletes. Whether…
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Childrenās mental health professionals sought for survey
Therapists, psychiatrists, case managers, physicians, nurses and social service providers serving youth in West Virginia are encouraged to share their expertise on what is working and where gaps exist currently.Ā Find more information and contact [email protected] to share your thoughts.Ā
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Menās mental health on campus
By Jillian McIntosh In honor of World Mental Health Day on Oct. 10, resources for menās mental health at Youngstown State University have come to the limelight. Francine Packard, director of Student Counseling Services, said men are taught to internalize their emotions because of societal stigmas.Ā āMen donāt outwardly express emotion, or they internalize things,ā…
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Minnesota Vikings, C.J. Ham fight stigma on mental health: ‘I struggle, too’
C.J. Ham was struck by a dual crisis. It was May 2020 when pancreatic cancer forced his mother into hospice care for the final 10 days of her life ā a painful concession to a devastating diagnosis for a family that had clung to hope through prayer. Ham, a Pro Bowl fullback for the Minnesota…