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“My hope is more providers get into the business of influencing social determinants of health like Legacy is.”
Category Archives: Behavioral Health Services
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Jan
Jan
Both in and out of the exam room, Legacy Community Health had an impact on our patients and communities we served in the last year.
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Oct
Oct
As children, we were always told “sticks on stones may break my bones, but your words will never hurt,” to develop confidence against name-calling. Unfortunately, we’ve learned over time that verbal abuse is not just hurtful but psychologically damaging.
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Oct
Oct
New thinking by providers – and lawmakers – is required to address state’s hidden public health crisis
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Sep
Sep
Challenges still persist in the fight to remove stigma from mental illness and improve the diagnosing capabilities. Find out where progress is being made in awareness and treatment of mental illness.
One out of five of the 50 million public school kids exhibit signs of a mental health disorder, including depression, and anxiety. Mental disorders dramatically affect a child’s ability to learn.
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Sep
Sep
Hillary Clinton rolled out a comprehensive plan to address mental health services earlier this week. The plan focuses on an early diagnosis and intervention, enforcing mental health access regardless of income, and provide training to law enforcement officers on how to handle situations where people are struggling with mental health problems.
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Aug
Aug
Americans getting treatment for a mental health condition is difficult for many, and may be even worse for young African Americans and Hispanics
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Aug
Aug
Mental health is just as important as physical health. Over the past few years, incidents involving bullying have escalated across campuses throughout the US.
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Jun
Jun
After the recent mass shooting, we all have probably experienced a lot of strong emotions. An important point to remember after events like this is that any emotion is valid, there is NO right or wrong way to feel. Common reactions can include having a sense of shock, experiencing sadness, grief, outrage, anger, anxiety and fear, helplessness (especially concern that it can happen anywhere to anyone), numbness, and many other emotions. Adults and children alike can exhibit trouble sleeping, poor appetite (or overeating to soothe themselves), difficulty concentrating, or having trouble with organization and memory.
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