Understanding the connections between suicide, substance use, the opioid crisis, mental health and interpersonal violence is crucial for addressing the broader public health crisis they represent. These issues are not only serious on their own but also influence each other, making it important to address them both individually and together for a more effective response. […]
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Culture Matters Suicide is the leading cause of death among Asian Americans aged 20-24 years. In Asian American communities, mental health is viewed as a weakness and talking openly about anything emotional (i.e. sadness, disappointments, various life events, etc.) is rarely encouraged. Stoicism rules while physical touch and verbal affirmation can be seen as coddling.
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May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to recognize the importance of mental well-being in our lives. This year, with the increase in global conflicts, violence on college campuses, and hate crimes, the need for collective healing and processing is more crucial than ever. For support during this challenging time, we’ve compiled a list
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We are deeply saddened by the recent surge in hate crimes and violence affecting our communities, both across the nation and here in Georgia. Our hearts go out to all those impacted, including individuals and communities who endure the weight of hate, trauma, and bias resulting from these atrocities, whether directly or indirectly. To support
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