Mental Health

Mental health challenges are real and common – in fact, the National Alliance on Mental Illness says currently 1 in 5 (52 million) Americans are living with a mental health challenge. That means that either we have a mental health challenge, or we know someone, or love someone who has a mental illness. The good news is that when recognized and treated early, most people do very well.  And the best news of all is that you are not alone! There is hope for mental health!

 

 

 Click on the words below to find practical resources.

 

 

 


 

The information contained on this website is drawn from a variety of sources about mental illness; however it is not a comprehensive study and the information is not intended to be used as a diagnostic tool.  Through this website you are able to link to other websites - each website is independently operated and is responsible for the information contained on their site.  We cannot endorse everything contained on the individual sites, but we hope the information will be useful.

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