My plate is very full. I do a ton of studying, writing, exercising, working, and thinking (procrastinating). Many times it feels like I simply don’t have enough time for rest and relaxation. I believe many of my peers share this same feeling. I remember...
Dealing with mental health issues on your own can be tough. You wanna know what’s even harder? Helping someone you care about who struggles with the same problem.
Being a student is a one-of-a-kind experience. But sometimes, it can be overwhelming mentally and that is why we need strategies to overcome that stress.
I’m going to make a bold statement -- one that I believe to be accurate. Our military would not run without volunteers. Period. If you’re not sure you agree I would like to you make your way to your nearest military installation. Visit the hospital, those greeters --...
Can you believe that it’s already 2023?! Where did 2022 go?! I want to take a few minutes to talk about Mental Health within our Military Community as we start a brand new year….
The goal is to ensure there is “no wrong door” to those in need. However, in most cases, the biggest challenge is there is only one door: the hospital. An effective system of behavioral health (including mental health) care needs to provide multiple pathways and entry points for people to seek and receive care. The right care, at the right time, in the right place is essential to ensuring a good outcome for the patient.
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