Dialogue with the Inner Critic
January 28, 2019 Posted in: Press Release
When we hear too many negative messages about ourselves, from too young an age, for too long of a time, we’re vulnerable to internalizing those voices,... Continue reading →
LGBTQ and Mental Health
January 4, 2019 Posted in: Announcement
We all experience emotional ups and downs caused by events in our lives. Mental health conditions, however, go beyond common... Continue reading →
Recovering from the Santa Rosa Wildfires: How Do I Know if I Have PTSD?
March 23, 2018 Posted in: Announcement
When people think of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), they often imagine soldiers returning from combat or refugees fleeing war zones.
The... Continue reading →
International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
November 16, 2017 Posted in: Announcement
November 18th is International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day
Around the world and in local communities there will... Continue reading →
What is Cyberbullying and How Can We Stop It?
November 13, 2017 Posted in: AnnouncementSummary
- Cyberbullying can affects kids on any device, on social media sites, through apps, text messages, and even in games.
- Online bullies feel empowered by the anonymity or emboldened without the risk of in-person confrontation.
- 43% of kids report... Continue reading →
Behavioral Health in the United States
November 1, 2013 Posted in: Announcement29 October 2013 By: Judith L. Teich, MSW, Behavioral Research Scientist
Center for Behavioral Health Statistics and Quality
SAMHSA’s new publication, Behavioral Health, United States, 2012, provides in-depth information about the... Continue reading →
Mental Health Leading Cause of Military Hospital Stays
October 3, 2013 Posted in: AnnouncementPost-traumatic stress... Continue reading →