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Where do we start? How about start from your own organization? Do you know how many people in this organization are working under stress that causes mental health issues?

Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay.Rollins recognizes mental health as a vital public health issue, and many of our faculty are experts who conduct research in this field— exploring issues from youth mental health to racial trauma to prevention tactics. Read about some of their work below: Rollins Dean Daniele Fallin, PhD, talks messaging, empathy, prevention tactics, and everyday tips for improving mental health: https://lnkd.in/gVGGZ9qW Janet Cummings, PhD, professor of health policy and management, discusses her research around child and adolescent mental health and how to improve it: https://lnkd.in/gUi_ej4q Behavioral, Social, and Health Education Sciences Associate Professor Briana Woods-Jaeger, PhD, explores the mental health impacts of racial trauma and violence and steps to address them: https://lnkd.in/g57sXc4f

In this article, it is described why DMHT will play an increasingly important part in clinical mental health practice and how psychologists and counselors can be trained to learn the basics of incorporating digital technologies into the care they provide. https://buff.ly/4bVxI2j

In this article, it is described why DMHT will play an increasingly important part in clinical mental health practice and how psychologists and counselors can be trained to learn the basics of incorporating digital technologies into the care they provide. https://buff.ly/4bVxI2j

Equitable Access for Mental Health Care The Path Forward Coalition believes that everyone deserves access to quality mental health care, regardless of their income, race, ethnicity, or zip code. The coalition's plan includes a number of initiatives to increase equitable access to mental health care, such as: ✅ Expanding access to mental health care services in schools and communities ✅ Increasing the number of mental health professionals trained in evidence-based practices ✅ Developing and implementing data-driven systems to track and improve the quality of mental health care The coalition believes that these initiatives will help to ensure that everyone has access to the mental health care they need. #MentalHealth #EvidenceBasedMedicine

Using a Zero Suicide Approach develops your understanding of the Zero Suicide Framework, suicide care pathways and the tools, concepts and cultural changes that are intended to support mental health teams and individual clinicians in their roles. Find this training on My Health Learning (course code: 507419227) https://lnkd.in/g5UeQMTV

Do you need critical mental health information and education, but don't have much time? The MC3 Clinical Pearls developed by @Nasuh Malas and @Alyssa Wealty are quick and to the point sources and resources. This episode describes the content and how to access information quickly. Check it out!! https://lnkd.in/gddKkgZQ

While the need for mental-health services in schools is great, many states face barriers in hiring and retaining school mental health professionals. How are states overcoming these challenges? Read our new analysis: https://lnkd.in/eubEkVVX

In this final video, Chair David T. Woodward (District 1) concludes the Annual Report video series by sharing how the Board has helped make mental health resources and programs available to Oakland County residents over the past 12 months.    To learn more about the accomplishments of the Board of Commissioners last year, read the complete Annual Report at https://lnkd.in/eNjbCd9E.

#opprtunity for #mentalhealth counselors! You're already a natural advocate for your clients, business, and I am sure other people in your life. Ever want to learn how to use those skills to #advocate on a national level while meeting other therapists? Check out this opportunity to learn from the American Counseling Association! 😀 #mentalhealthadvocacy