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The Role of Trauma in Treating Addiction
The Fix
The word "trauma" is used today more than it ever was 10 years ago. While some people might feel like the word is overused, many mental health professionals would say that we've just become better at recognizing the lasting impact that events — from losses to abuse — can have on our psyches.
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The Association for Advanced Training in Behavioral Sciences (AATBS) has been the leader in licensing exam preparation since 1976. We offer comprehensive NCE and NCMHCE exam study materials including online mock exams and questions, one-on-one coaching and study aids. Explore everything AATBS has to offer today!
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Mental Health Impact on Employee Retention
Human Resource Executive
About 8 in 10 employees say they would consider quitting their current position for a job that focused more on employee mental health, according to a survey of 1,000 workers by TELUS International, a telecommunications company. What does that mean for HR leaders?
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World Mental Health Day Reminds Us 'It's OK to Not Be OK'
The Daily Campus
World Mental Health Day is observed annually on Oct. 10. The goal of the campaign is to raise awareness and mobilize efforts in support of mental health issues.
This year, the day came at a time when many people's lives have been upended by the COVID-19 pandemic. As a result, the mental health of millions of people has endured negative effects.
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Psychedelic Treatment for Depression Is on Sale for the First Time
Quartz
Five years ago, psychedelics helped break Ian Roullier free from depression. His mental health had been spiraling for years, despite various antidepressants, counseling and personal efforts to meditate, walk, and journal his way back to health. In 2014, he heard researchers at Imperial College London were planning to test psilocybin, the psychedelic compound in magic mushrooms, as treatment for depression. Out of desperation, he volunteered to try it.
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Whole-Person Healthcare: Integrating Mental and Behavioral Health Into Primary Care
AJMC
During a 60-minute discussion, the speakers on The American Journal of Managed Care® webinar "Whole-Person Healthcare: Integrating Mental and Behavioral Health Into Primary Care" highlighted approaches for integration of behavioral and physical health into a whole-patient model to improve outcomes and discussed emerging opportunities for the integration of behavioral mental health in value-based care.
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And so is every client. So why do we rely on outdated directories that put us into limited checkboxes?
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San Jose Police Department Launches Mental Health Crisis Response Teams
KPIX-TV
The San Jose Police Department is launching a new unit aimed at de-escalating situations involving people going through a mental health crisis.
This week, San Jose Police Officers with specialized mental health training are hitting the streets to work side by side with clinicians from the county's Mobile Crisis Response team.
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Art Therapy: Healing Emotional Trauma Through Creativity
The Daily Star
The word "create" has been derived from the Latin word creare, and this word is also etymologically associated with "growing." To create something is to do; to do is to produce, and this production bears both cognitive and social benefits for the subject involved in the task. The link between unconsciousness and art is a fascinating one, and art therapy can be very useful for patients suffering from severe mental health issues such as depression, dementia, anxiety and even post-traumatic stress disorder.
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This course meets the Ethics CE requirements for license and certification renewal
It will cover the basics of Ethical Decision Making
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The mission of The New Circle magazine is to form a circle of practitioners in the various helping professions for the purpose of sharing and cross-pollination of practical knowledge about working with at-risk children and teens.It's free. Just go to: newcirclemagazine.com
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For Pregnant Women, a Push to Head Off Depression Before It Starts
The New York Times
Over the course of her pregnancy, a woman receiving medical care in the U.S. can expect to be stuck with needles and prodded with ultrasound wands, to be asked to pee in countless cups, and to gamely submit to any testing, measuring, monitoring or poking that might yield data on her body or the fetus.
When it comes to mental health, however, the medical care juggernaut comes to a screeching halt.
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Study Suggests 'Brain Fog' After COVID-19 Recovery May Be Due to PTSD
ET HealthWorld
People who recover from COVID-19 infection may experience neurological symptoms like "brain fog" due to post-traumatic stress disorder, suggests a new report.
People who have recovered from COVID-19 sometimes experience lingering difficulties in concentration, as well as headaches, anxiety, fatigue or sleep disruptions. Patients may fear that the infection has permanently damaged their brains, but researchers say that's not necessarily the case.
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'I've Been Crying for Days:' How Voting Became the Latest of 2020's Many Anxieties
The Washington Post
A few weeks before Election Day, a line of three dozen voters in Eagles and Flyers masks spools in front of Roxborough High to drop off their ballots. It is a gift of a cloudless autumnal day, yet the anxiety is palpable. "I've been frightened. I've been crying for a few days," says Bernadette Neal, 68, a Black, retired special-education teacher, completing her ballot on a nearby bench. Visibly flustered, Neal drops her handbag, then her ballot.
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Nearly 1 in 3 Millennials Now Suffer From Mental Health Conditions, According to Study
Philly Voice
The rates of mental health conditions are on the rise among millennials, and the trend may be bringing down the overall health of the generation, a new study published recently finds.
Researchers found that since 2019, among millenials there's been a 12% increase in major depression, a 7% increase in alcohol use disorder, and a 5% increase in both tobacco use disorder and substance use disorder. The means nearly 1 in 3 millennials are now suffering from behavioral health conditions in 2020, according to the study published by the Blue Cross Blue Shield Association.
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Researchers: Parents Can Help Their Children to Face Anxiety
KSAT-TV
According to the National Institutes of Health, the numbers of kids and adolescents struggling with anxiety, depression and other mental health conditions have been steadily on the rise. Cognitive-behavioral therapy, which teaches the child coping skills, and medication may help. However, for some kids and their families, there is little relief. Now, researchers are studying a new method that helps parents help their children.
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