Encourage Hope and Help is a suicide prevention website for youth (ages 10-24), parents, educators, LGBTQ, attempt survivors, loss survivors, veterans, and community members in the Kansas City area. Through education and prevention efforts, we strive to end youth suicide.
Addressing mental health symptoms early is critically important for overall health. Mental health professionals can help diagnose and treat mental health challenges. Find which mental health professional is right for you: bit.ly/mhprofs #MentalHealthMonth #BackToMHBasics #MHM2022
If you or someone you know is in crisis, text MHA to 741741 to reach a trained Crisis Counselor 24/7 or call 1-800- 273-8255 to reach a local crisis center through the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. #MentalHealthMonth #BackToMHBasics #MHM2022
Life can be challenging, but every day shouldn’t feel hard or out of your control. If it does, one of the quickest and easiest ways to determine whether you are experiencing symptoms of a mental health condition is to take a mental health screening at mhascreening.org. #MentalHealthMonth #BackToMHBasics #MHM2022
What contributes to developing a mental health condition? How do we recognize warning signs? What are ways to maintain good mental health? Mental Health America’s 2022 #MentalHealthMonth Toolkit answers all these and more at mhanational.org/may #BackToMHBasics #MHM2022
For #MentalHealthMonth this year, Mental Health America is bringing it back to basics. With mental health entering mainstream conversations, it’s critical that solid foundations of knowledge are formed. Learn more: mhanational.org/may #MentalHealthMonth #BackToMHBasics #MHM2022
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