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NY youth mental health settlement: Governor’s budget fails to fund

👋 Hey, family! It’s disheartening to see that despite a class-action lawsuit pushing for vital changes in youth behavioral health services, New York Governor’s proposed budget shows a lack of new investments to support our youth. This is a critical moment for our community, and we must amplify our voices for the mental wellness of […]

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Ricky Williams reflects on the NFL’s growth in mental health awareness

Ricky Williams recently sat down with @EdEastonJr to reflect on the progress the NFL has made in embracing mental health awareness. He highlighted the importance of breaking the stigma surrounding mental health, especially in high-pressure environments like professional sports. This growth not only benefits players but also sets a positive example for communities everywhere, especially

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New resource supports trauma survivors, health professionals

Hey, beautiful souls! 🌟 Have you heard about the incredible new resource shining a light on trauma recovery? Co-created by UVic researchers and trauma survivors, this digital platform is designed to streamline access for clinicians supporting individuals with complex post-traumatic stress. It’s a game changer for healthcare providers and survivors alike! This aligns perfectly with

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Office buzz: UK employers turn to beehives to boost workplace wellbeing

Did you know that UK employers are turning to beehives as a creative solution for boosting workplace wellbeing? It’s all about fostering a greater sense of community and enhancing mental health benefits. This innovative approach helps create a unique bond among coworkers, reminding us of the healing power of nature. 🌼🐝 Speaking of wellbeing and

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Horry County leaders give OK to controversial mental health site; targeted 2027 opening

Exciting news in Horry County! Leaders have approved a new mental health facility set to open in 2027, breathing life into a former assisted living site. Despite some protests from local residents, this initiative highlights the growing need for mental health resources in our community. It’s about time we prioritize mental wellness and accessibility for

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Trump reverses cuts for mental health programs

Did you hear? The Trump administration has reversed cuts to vital mental health programs, reinstating approximately $2 billion in federal grants that were causing confusion in our communities. It’s a reminder of the ongoing importance of prioritizing mental health funding, especially for Black families navigating trauma and the unique challenges we face. As we celebrate

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Sheffield walking rugby scheme helps group with mental health

In Sheffield, the Eagles Foundation launched a walking rugby group in 2023 that’s making waves in the community by tackling social isolation and promoting mental health among fans. This innovative scheme not only gets people active but also fosters connection and camaraderie, showing how physical activity can be a powerful tool for emotional well-being. Speaking

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Mental health cases in Israel surged 30% during Gaza war, Health Ministry reports

The recent report from Israel’s Health Ministry highlights a staggering 30% increase in mental health cases during the Gaza war. This shows how crises can deeply affect mental well-being, making it more important than ever to prioritize our mental health, especially during turbulent times. As we reflect on the profound impact of trauma, let’s remember

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