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Every Day in May: 121 Series
Everyone has mental health, and this Mental Health Awareness Month we are going 1- 2 -1 with your favorite influencers & mental health advocates every day in May to help...
05-04-2021
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The Coalition & Visible’s Roadmap to Friends Supporting Friends
May is National Mental Health Awareness Month, and we've has partnered with Visible to promote the importance of friends checking in on friends.  Asking for support can be a real...
By The Mental Health Coalition & Visible
04-29-2021
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Coalition Opportunities
Our Coalition Members are the leading nonprofit organizations working to provide services and advocate for the community living with, and affected by, mental health conditions. Get involved with our members...
By The Mental Health Coalition
04-21-2021
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121 Live: Kenneth Cole & Chris Cuomo
121 Live with Kenneth Cole and Chris Cuomo Every 1 needs to talk 2 some 1. Listen in as Kenneth Cole and Chris Cuomo discuss the importance of having someone...
By The Mental Health Coalition
04-19-2021
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121 Live: Jeremy & Josh Lin
Every1 needs to talk 2 some 1. Watch Jeremy Lin talk 1 to 1 with his brother, Josh, and Dr. Jenny Wang at @asiansformentalhealth  
By The Mental Health Coalition
04-14-2021
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How To Safely Check In On Someone Who Has COVID
The Mental Health Coalition's Head of Research, Dr. Naomi Torres-Mackie, offers tips on how to best support and check in on someone with COVID.
By Bustle
04-05-2021
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DBSA Mental Health Screening Center
Today is World Bipolar Day. Learn about the symptoms and get screened for Mania, Depression and Anxiety via the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance's Screening Center.   These online screening...
By Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
03-30-2021
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The Coalition’s Roadmap to Women’s Mental Health
Gender is a major part of life. It influences how we move through, how we see, and how we are viewed by the world. Although mental health among women looks...
By The Mental Health Coalition
03-19-2021
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Asian American & Pacific Islander Mental Health Resources
Racial trauma, or race-based traumatic stress (RBTS), refers to the mental and emotional injury caused by encounters with racial bias and ethnic discrimination, racism, and hate crimes. Due to long...
By The Mental Health Coalition
03-03-2021
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A Unified Vision for Transforming Mental Health and Substance Use Care
The Mental Health Coalition is proud to sign a historic vision to re-envision our country’s mental health and substance use care system, at a time when we may need it...
By Well Being Trust
02-26-2021
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Understanding Eating Disorders
If you’re living with disordered eating and struggling with your body image, you’re not alone. Learn ways to cope from MHC member organization, Crisis Text Line
By Crisis Text Line
02-26-2021
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Black History in the Making: Trevor Staff Reflect on a Life-Changing Year
Hear from The Trevor Project's Black employees who share their oral history to reflect on a life-changing year. They get personal about how 2020 impacted their relationship to mental health...
By The Trevor Project
02-26-2021
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