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Your Mental Health Matters

Did you know? Around one in four American adults suffer from a mental health disorder but only 43% received treatment.

There’s a stigma surrounding mental health and mental health treatment that stops people from getting the help they need. However, evidence shows that treatment works, and it is even more effective when it is personalized for your individual needs.

Your mental health matters, and like a doctor treating a physical injury, taking care of your brain through therapy and with professionals is just as important.

Not only can mental health disorders be dangerous if left untreated, but they are also often paired with substance use.

Nearly 10 million American adults suffer from co-occurring substance use and mental health disorders. Treatment for substance use that does not focus on mental health can fall short and lead to relapse. It is important to get treatment that addresses both issues. Feel free to reach out to us today if you would like to start your path to recovery.

Resources for You

We’ve put together mental health resources you might find useful!

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How to Practice Self Care in Your Personal Life
How to Practice Self Care at Work
Remember you are not alone
Your Mental Health Matters
1 in 5 adults struggles with mental illness
The suicide rate in U.S. has increased by 31% since 2001
What is Telehealth
How to turn a bad day into a good one
What not to say to someone who is depressed
20% of Americans with a mental health disorder also struggle with substance abuse
9.2 million Americans had a co-occurring disorder in 2018
It's okay to ask for help

Helpful Links:

Understanding Depression 
How Oppression Contributes to Depression and Substance Use
Understanding Anxiety 
Why Social Anxiety Isn’t Just Shyness on Steroids

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