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Self-Care Isn’t Selfish During a recent meeting with Safety professionals in construction, our Mindwise team was reviewing information to share with on-site team members regarding mental health and substance misuse for an upcoming safety week. …
Youth Suicide Prevention Program Goes Virtual for Hybrid and Remote Learning Experts Say Teens Need the Support SOS Signs of Suicide Offers For Immediate Release Jennifer Erickson Director of Marketing & Communications jerickson@mindwise.org …
Should Businesses Support the Behavioral Health of Employees? YES! Businesses have every reason to help their employees detect, treat, manage, and prevent mental health and substance use issues. And not just because it’s the right …
Talking about Suicide and the Pandemic There is no question that the coronavirus pandemic and our response to it have had and will continue to have an impact on our behavioral health. As someone who …
Hello to you, our amazing partners and dedicated suicide prevention advocates! May 27, 2020 As we wind down the school year – in these unusual times – I wanted to start by THANKING YOU …
For Immediate Release Jennifer Erickson Director of Marketing & Communications jerickson@mindwise.org Harry’s Invests $200k in Men’s Behavioral Health Leading Men’s Care Brand Partners with MindWise Innovations to Support the Growing Need for Men’s Mental …
Managing Anxiety Related to COVID-19 Check out the video below with tips on how to deal with anxiety due to coronavirus from MindWise Expert and Senior Clinician Nancy Ginty Butler, LICSW. Using ACT at …
MindWise is proud to partner with Mass C.A.R.E.S. to help engage employers in addressing the opioid epidemic. Mass C.A.R.E.S. is an initiative of the Massachusetts Taxpayers Foundation aimed at making workplaces more recovery-friendly and increasing …
Just Launched: New Opioid Screening Labeled an epidemic by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control, the opioid crisis tragically continues to take lives; however, effective treatments for recovery are available and identifying opioid use as …
