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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...
Advocacy & Recovery Sitting in Del. Charniele Herring’s office on Mental Health Advocacy Day with new friends from Alexandria’s Wellness Center, I couldn’t help but make the connection between recovery and advocacy as a constituent spoke up. “I’ve been going there...
We’ll have a good crowd in small spaces for our Mental Health Advocacy Days at the General Assembly on Monday Feb. 5th and Tuesday Feb. 6th. However, many more can participate on line, by phone or social media! Please lend your support for more...
(Information as of 2/25/17, subject to change*) The recently completed legislative session took place in the shadow of news about Virginia’s mental health care problems. With publicized deaths in Virginia jails, an epidemic of fatalities due to heroin overdoses...
