How wonderful to finish out the year breaking the stigma surrounding mental health... Our President & CEO Brandi Christiansen was interviewed by the Kokomo Post on The Ripple Effect in partnership with Solidarity Community Federal Credit Union We're happy to offer our navigator services to #HowardCountyIndiana and all 11 of our counties! Listen to our new mission statement and how we can support you! Podcast link in the comments.
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On The Bright Spots in Healthcare podcast with Eric Glazer, Dan Fishbein, MD, president of Sun Life Financial U.S., discussed changes in mental health programs. He explained how flexible benefits are replacing old, one-size-fits-all plans. These new programs offer a variety of therapies, including virtual counseling, for different needs. The key to the future of mental health is flexibility, allowing programs to adapt to individuals. #MentalHealthBenefits #FlexibleTherapyPrograms #VirtualTherapyRegulations
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I really hope you take the time to check out this conversation on "Talkin' Macon" with Carrie Genzel. We talked about her acting career, why she chose Macon, and the new "Macon Beyond" series she's doing with Visit Macon. And as important as anything, Carrie shared information about her work as a mental health advocate. This is a conversation you won't want to miss. Content note: We did have discussion about depression, anxiety and suicide. #podcast
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For some of us, being unable to sit alone with ourselves Without listening to a podcast or music Without the radio or TV playing in the background Just in pure silence Is half of our battle against the pain of loneliness. Making connections with other people can help you win this particular war. Just remember that the first person you reach out to bond with should be yourself. Because you're always going to be there Even if everyone else leaves ^V^ 🖖🏽 I'm Sakinah, a Soul Coach with a deep love for words, both written and spoken. 🗣 I help healthcare professionals with poor mental health escape their cage of silence. 💌 DM me to book a short clarity session and learn more about my therapeutic listening and writing services. #healthcare #mentalhealth
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In the latest episode of Generation Youth Podcast, our host, James McLamb, has a meaningful chat with AmandaGrace Krier about mental health and suicide prevention. AG shares her experiences and stresses the need for open discussions about mental health. They talk about how social media can sometimes make young people feel alone but also offers a place for honest sharing of feelings. AmandaGrace’s foundation, the Sean Flynn Foundation, works to increase understanding about the link between head injuries and mental health. The chat offers easy-to-understand advice on spotting changes in behavior, a warning sign of mental health issues, and how to help those who need it. They stress the importance of authentic conversations and safe places for sharing personal struggles. In a world where young people often struggle with mental health issues in silence, this chat gives us hope that they can weather their storms, their voices can be heard, and everyone has the power to make a difference. It’s a call to listen, learn, and engage with insights that can change how we see things and even save lives. Connect with AmandaGrace Krier: Website: https://lnkd.in/gPuGUkpV Instagram: https://lnkd.in/gTWRqEGc Facebook: https://lnkd.in/gQKCyyFh LinkedIn: https://lnkd.in/gerH8Gt2 Linktree: https://bit.ly/4dhrYBn Youth Mental Health Resource Guide: https://bit.ly/4dhs3oF Sean Flynn Foundation: https://lnkd.in/ggK-Xjn9 Episode highlights: (0:00) Intro (2:01) Who is AmandaGrace Krier? (5:26) Factors contributing to youth mental health crisis (7:38) The feeling of 'Loneliness' (10:21) What is real and what is not (13:17) Recognizing signs of mental health struggles and the help of the Question, Persuade, Refer, or QPR method (18:50) Promoting authenticity and connection (24:18) Unpacking the advocacy for youth empowerment (27:12) Competing for Miss Pennsylvania: Action with advocacy (31:46) Outro
Ep. #109: Empowering The Voices Of Youth In Mental Health And Beyond With AmandaGrace Krier
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