World Brain Day is an annual event on July 22nd dedicated to raising awareness about brain health and neurological disorders. It was established by the World Federation of Neurology (WFN) in 2014. The day aims […]
This course is designed for anyone who wants to feel more confident supporting someone experiencing a mental health crisis. Whether you’ve encountered a frightening situation before or worry you might […]
Occasional anxiety is an expected part of life, but anxiety disorders involve more than temporary worry. Learn what causes anxiety disorders and the types of anxiety, their symptoms, common misconceptions, […]
Join Mental Health America for a live panel conversation with BIPOC therapists where they will help you consider how therapy could benefit your mental health and well-being.
Being a caregiver comes with unique responsibilities, and experiencing a range of emotions —anger, frustration, exhaustion, loneliness, and sadness — is almost guaranteed. Discover how your attachment style as a […]
Self-care is more than bubble baths. It's rest, boundaries, hydration, checkups-and showing yourself compassion year-round.
World Drowning Prevention Day, declared through a United Nations General Assembly Resolution, is held annually on July 25. Through this global event, we remember lives lost due to drowning and aim […]
Commemorating the ADA's signing in 1990, this day celebrates disability rights, access, and the ongoing movement for full inclusion.
Explore how children react to divorce at different ages and developmental stages, as well as the long-term effects into adulthood. Learn how to help kids cope with their feelings and […]
World Hepatitis Day takes place every year on 28 July, bringing the world together to raise awareness of viral hepatitis, its global burden, and to influence real change.
Mental health policies are shaped at multiple levels of government—from state legislatures and governors to Congress and the President. These decisions influence funding, access to care, insurance coverage, crisis response […]
Learn why stigma develops over time through culture, fear, and misunderstanding, and more importantly, how it can be unlearned. We’ll discuss how unconscious bias forms in the brain, the impact […]
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