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There are a variety of resources available to the community about COVID-19 and its impacts. Please click on links below to learn more. ECONOMIC INFORMATION March 28 National Council for Behavioral Health FAQs: Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Secu …

Frontline Healthcare Workers Exposed To COVID-19 May Be At Greater Risk Of Developing Unfavorable Mental Health Outcomes, Study Indicates MD Magazine reports, “Frontline healthcare workers, women, and nurses exposed to coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-1 …

We are excited to announce that Thriving Mind Foundation and Thriving Mind South Florida have partnered with the @uscensusbureau to support the #2020Census! As a partner, we’ll be working to ensure that our community is accurately represented. To learn …

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This time of the year may be synonymous with love, romance and material expressions of the like, but as the hearts and bouquets fade on social media feeds and store displays, a more significant focus should be loving one’s self, friends and family – no …

Steven L. Proctor, Ph.D., Senior Health Outcomes Advisor for Thriving Mind, published a poem on opioid addiction in the journal Academic Psychiatry. Click here to view link of poem and the Poet’s statement. Congratulations, Dr. Proctor!

MedScape Psychiatry reports on new guidelines developed by the National Basketball Association (NBA) after players open up about mental health concerns. Read the full story here and go to our website for resources for children and adults.

Forbes reports: There’s an alarming gap between the number of people who experience mental illness and those who receive care. It’s especially troubling when you consider that the health disparity between people with mental illness and those without is …

The New York Times reports on rising deaths from meth. “Meth use first ballooned in the United States from the 1990s into the early 2000s, when it was often made in small home labs with pseudoephedrine, the main ingredient in many drugstore cold medici …

The Wall Street Journal (12/12, Tracy, Subscription Publication) reports that the Federal Communications Commission on Thursday okayed a proposal to create a 988 hotline for suicide prevention and mental health crises. The three-digit number is designe …