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Understanding Homelessness as a Public Health Issue
Homelessness negatively affects physical and mental health. Public health efforts can improve health outcomes for this vulnerable population.
Community HealthCommunity ResourcesEmergency PreparednessMental Health
Mental Health Interventions: How to Respond to a Behavioral Crisis
When someone is experiencing a behavioral emergency, there are several ways to ensure appropriate and effective mental health interventions.
Mental Health
77 Public Health Resources for Addressing Youth Mental Health
Public health professionals can effectively support and consult organizations on practices that best contribute to young people’s mental health. Read this guide to learn more public health resources available.
Addiction RecoveryCoronavirusDrugs & AlcoholMental HealthPandemic
How to Foster Peer Support for Addiction Recovery During Quarantine
Seeking support for addiction recovery can be difficult in a pandemic. These tips can help people struggling with addiction find peer mentors and sponsors.
Community ResourcesFamily ResourcesMental Health
79 Resources for Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder
Learn more about seeking help for seasonal affective disorder, a form of depression that affects individuals when the seasons change.
Community ResourcesFamily ResourcesMental HealthNatural Disasters
How Do Natural Disasters Affect Mental Health?
The mental health effects of natural disasters are not as obvious as physical devastation, but they can affect survivors for years.