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Fun and games are good for your health. Our free Game Time for Mental Health event on May 23rd is one way we are reaching out during Mental Health Month with the message: mental health is part of everyone’s overall health, and doing something physical, even small...
Mental Health America (MHA) recently released its 2019 State of Mental Health Report, which ranks all 50 states and the District of Columbia based on several behavioral health and access measures. Minnesota came out on top overall with Nevada coming in 51st. Virginia...
6:00 pm to 8:00 pm Atlas 42 in Innsbrook (4032-A Cox Road, Glen Allen, VA) Click here for tickets and/or to make a donation. “These teens saw how poor mental health hurt their peers. So they got a law passed.” (The Washington Post 4/23/18 ) Senator Creigh Deeds with...
Minority Mental Health: Important Every Month and Every Day By Kimya N. Dennis July is Minority Mental Health Month (http://www.mentalhealthamerica.net/conditions/minority-mental-health and...
Mental Health America first launched May as Mental Health Month in 1949 to raise public awareness and understanding of mental health. The 2018 theme, #4Mind4Body, emphasizes the relationship between a person’s physical and mental health. Science continues to reveal...
