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Link – North Dakota has too few psychiatrists. Telemedicine is helping
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Link – Why I Talked to My Preschooler About Sexual Abuse
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Shared Links (weekly) Jan. 9 2022
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Listen to Yourself: You Are Your Best Mental Health Resource
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What the Ghislaine Maxwell Conviction Means to Sexual Abuse Survivors
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We can’t ignore the role mental health plays in conspiracy theory beliefs
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Interview: Abuse and Neglect at Private “Troubled Teen” Centers
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Stigma leads men to hide the signs of mental health challenges
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Taking Control of Your Mental Health: Tips for Talking With Your Health Care Provider
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Sharing – Number of Americans Headed to ER for Suicidal Thoughts, Self-Harm Keeps Rising
This isn’t new information for regular readers around here, what April says in the article below is a problem that just keeps getting worse. “April Foreman, an executive committee member of the board of directors at the American Association of Suicidology and a suicide prevention coordinator at the VA Health System in Baton Rouge, La.,…
