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Mental Health Is Health

2023 MHFA Youth Courses TBA

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A MENTAL HEALTH FIRST AIDERS FOR

EVERY NEIGHBORHOOD

EVERY EMPLOYER

EVERY SCHOOL

EVERY FAITH-COMMUNITY

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Focus 2023: Youth Mental Health First Aid 

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NEWS:  TeamBee has a National Certified Instructor

on TeamBee to offer Nation-wide training!!

 

"BeeThere" To Help A Classmate!

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Adult Mental Health First Aid 

Date: Saturday, November 19, 9:00am - 3:00pm ET

We're Big On Mental Health

Awareness In Your Neighborhood

Everyone has a role to play to raise mental health awareness in their neighborhood. The "neighborhood-based approach" promotes Mental Health First Aid training and certification to educate and help individuals recognize the signs.  BeeThe1ToHelpSomeone offers information for accessible self-help resources, sources for evidence based mental health apps and links for culture sensitive professional treatment options for mentally healthier lives.

BeeThe1To #StingTheStigma

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Virtual Classes in 2023
TBA

Mental Illness Does Not Discriminate

It is important to recognize that occasional experiences of grief, stress, and sadness are a normal part of life. However, when these patterns or changes in thinking, feeling, or behavior become distressing and interfere with one's ability to function, it may indicate the need for help. Mental health conditions can affect anyone, regardless of age, income, race, or gender. They encompass a wide range of illnesses, including anxiety, bipolar disorder, depression, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, eating disorders, and many others. Among these, depression and anxiety are the most common, impacting millions of Americans. It is crucial to understand that there is no single cause for mental illness; rather, a combination of factors such as genetics, environment, lifestyle, and life events can contribute to their development. To learn more about common signs and symptoms. *Click here for common signs and symptoms.

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You know "the people in your neighborhood."

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Everyone has a role to play to raise mental health awareness in their neighborhood. The "neighborhood-based approach" promotes Mental Health First Aid training and certification to educate and help individuals recognize the signs.  BeeThe1ToHelpSomeone offers information for accessible self-help resources, evidence based Mental Health apps and culture sensitivprofessional treatment options for mentally healthier lives.

 

You know the people in your unique neighborhood!

BeeThe1To #StingStigma

Mental Health First Aid is a proven and evidence-based educational tool that plays a crucial role in enhancing public knowledge about mental health. This comprehensive course equips individuals with the skills to identify signs of mental health issues and effectively support someone in crisis until professional help can be accessed or the crisis is resolved. At BeeThe1ToHelpSomeone, we prioritize a culture-sensitive approach to mental health support. Our "neighborhood-based approach" ensures that we provide resources that are sensitive to diverse communities, recognizing the impact of social determinants of health on individuals' well-being. By fostering culturally competent healthcare providers, we strive to improve diagnosis and outcomes, ultimately promoting care and recovery for all.

 "There is no health without mental health."

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We're Here For You

We wholeheartedly promote a culture of mental health awareness to eliminate the stigma, judgment, and shame associated with mental illnesses. We believe that everyone deserves access to affordable and readily available mental health care. Our team of trained and certified Mental Health First Aiders, who are also Resources Specialists, are dedicated to providing assistance to individuals experiencing mental health crises. They play a vital role in various settings such as schools, dormitories, workplaces, communities of faith, and homes. We are committed to working together with you and the community to initiate conversations and challenge stigmas surrounding mental health. Let's join forces and #StingTheStigmas.

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In 2023 The Race Continues...

Hold the Date for the 6th Annual Virtual 5k

for Neighborhood Awareness

Always Virtual To "Do It Your Way"

October 18 - 28

5K Neighborhood Participants 

"To the world you may be
one person, but to one person
you may be their world."
Everyone has an amazing role to play to raise mental health awareness.
 #EraceStigma

Thank you for supporting

what you believe in. We appreciate you!

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