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It’s a key health phenomenon in general, but many times people don’t prioritize their mental health as they do with their physical health. Atlanta’s Children’s Healthcare therapist Jody Baumstein told CNN that “there’s still a lot of shame because we think we should be doing it better or we shouldn’t be experiencing certain things,” Taking that shame with you can cause isolation, which could get out of control. That’s why the professional recomm…
Morris County Commissioner declare May 2025 as Mental Health Awareness Month - WRNJ Radio
MORRISTOWN, NJ (Morris County) – The Morris County Board of County Commissioners declared May 2025 as Mental Health Awareness Month at this week’s public meeting, recognizing the essential work of advocates, service providers and county professionals who support individuals living with mental health challenges. “Since 1949, May has helped people talk more openly about mental health, offer support, and improve access to care. Mental health affect…
Six ways to stop mental health shame during Mental Health Awareness Month - 41NBC News
ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) — More than one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness, yet only about half of them receive treatment. This discrepancy is often due to factors such as a lack of awareness, limited access to care, financial barriers, or, most notably, the stigma surrounding mental health. Why people avoid seeking help for mental health struggles Licensed therapist Jody Baumstein of Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta emphasizes that t…
Giving the gift of hope during Mental Health Awareness Month
“Helping one person might not change the world, but it could change the world for one person.” — Anonymous Spring is my favorite season. The flowers are blooming, the temperature is ideal, and it’s an excellent time to appreciate beautiful days like today. I have spring fever! Along with tulips and celebrations this season, it’s essential to remember that May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Not every day is full of blue skies and flower blosso…
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