Community Mental Health Centers
Mental health issues entered the spotlight this week, as two prominent community figures private battles with depression became public knowledge. In Montgomery County, Executive Doug Duncan announced that he was dropping out of the governors race to cope with clinical depression. The Washington Post optimistically titled the article announcing his withdrawal In Politics, a More Upbeat Mood About Depression. The same week witnessed the tragic death of publisher and public servant Phil...
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Depression Community Question: Why are You a Member of Health...
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Kurt Vonnegut passes away at the age of 84
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Launching a Movement for Global Mental Health on World Mental ...
In 1992, the World Federation for Mental Health established October 10 as World mental Health Day. The theme of this year's WMHD (October 10) is... Read more »
U.S. sets up Web site for recession mental health
The U.S. government’s Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration has set up a Web site to help Americans get through the recession.... Read more »
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