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Managing Your Mental Health Over the Holidays

The holiday season is a fun time of year, but it can also be stressful and bring up feelings of anxiety and depression. Learn about 7 actionable steps you can take during this time to maintain your mental health and navigate the season like a pro.

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Strength in Sharing: Why Men Need to Talk Mental Health

June is Men's Health Month, but true well-being goes beyond the gym. It's time to tackle a crucial but often neglected topic: men's mental health.

Society often tells men to be stoic, bottling up emotions and pushing through challenges. But the reality is, one in four adults, including men, experience a mental health condition.

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What Are The 6 Types of Anxiety Disorders

Anxiety is a common struggle with US adults, and it can be difficult to know which one you are struggling with. Here are the six major anxiety disorders and remember, you are not alone.

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What is Behavioral Health?

With so many puzzle pieces that make up an individual, people are having trouble identifying when they are struggling with mental health issues or behavioral health problems. Hearts 4 Minds is delving into what exactly behavioral health is, and how the two differentiate.

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The Mental Health Impact of COVID-19

In the first few months of the coronavirus pandemic, the share of US adults who said concerns and stress related to the coronavirus had a negative impact on their mental health increased from about one third (32%) in March 2020 to about half (53%) in July 2020.

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Technology & Mental Health

It’s a question that’s brought before us often: is technology use good for our mental health? The answer to that question is it depends. Technology often gets a bad rap but can play an essential and beneficial role in our lives.

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3 New Numbers to Help

The Federal Communications Commission will formally designate the number 9-8-8 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Hotline next month. Currently, that number is reached by dialing 1-800-273-8255 (TALK).

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