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    can trigger strong feelings of distress or other concerns among those affected. You're not alone: the national Disaster (call 1-800-985-5990 or text TalkWithUs to 66746) offers 24/7 confidential, multi-lingual support.

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    Family members may be more likely to notice when their loved ♥️ ones are experiencing changes in mood or behavior. Being able to offer support, families can connect those in need w/ treatment, resources & services to begin & stay on their recovery journey⤵️

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  3. 4 hours ago

    Now more than ever it's important to take care of your mental and behavioral health. This fact sheet: ☑️Explains social distancing, quarantine & isolation ☑️Discusses feelings & thoughts that may arise ☑️Suggests ways to cope & support oneself

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    Feeling stressed? You do not have to deal with emotional distress on your own. ’s lifeline is available for everyone in the U.S. 🇺🇸, no matter what problems or type of stress you’re dealing with. Call and speak with someone confidentially today.

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  5. 23 hours ago

    SAMHSA’s provides 24/7/365 crisis counseling and support to people experiencing emotional distress related to natural or human-caused disasters. ☎️ Call 1-800-985-5990 📱 Text "TalkWithUs" to 66746

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    Aug 20

    If you’re planning to stay with friends or family outside of your household to evacuate from , talk with them about how you all can best protect yourselves from . Find more safety tips here: .

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  7. Aug 20

    Feeling stressed or anxious about ? This flyer provides tips to reduce stress and anxiety during a pandemic as well as resources for additional assistance. Download & share for free today ➡️

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  8. Aug 20

    Worry, confusion, frustration or fear can be normal when anticipating or dealing with a natural disaster. Learn about the different types of disasters, like , and their impact on your behavioral health ⤵️

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    Be prepared for emergencies like a , , or . Include hand sanitizer, masks, and personal medications in your emergency kit in case you need to evacuate.

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  10. Aug 19

    You don’t have to be suicidal or in crisis to call the Lifeline. People call to talk about a lot of things: substance use, economic worries, relationships, mental & physical illness, & loneliness. ☎️ Call 🖥️ Visit & Chat online

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    Aug 19

    Need a mental break? Doing activities you enjoy, like reading, exercising, or watching TV, can be great ways to cope with stress during . Find more tips at

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  12. Aug 19

    Given the rapidly evolving situation with , SAMHSA is providing regular updates via a consolidated webpage, including: ☑️ Guidance for OTPs ☑️ SAMHSA Resources and Information ☑️ Additional Federal Guidance Visit for updates:

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  13. Aug 19

    Not sure how to bring up mental illness with a loved ♥️ one? Try starting with: “Can we talk?” Research shows that family support can play a role in helping a loved ♥️ one with mental and substance use disorders. Watch for more ▶️

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    Aug 18

    Many adults with mental disorders had symptoms that were not recognized or addressed in childhood or adolescence. Help raise awareness about the importance of children’s mental health, early diagnosis and treatment. Share science. Share hope .

    Let's talk about child and adolescent mental health. Share science. Share hope. www.nimh.nih.gov/shareNIMH
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    Aug 18

    You matter to us💚If you're struggling with some tough thoughts or emotions right now, the Lifeline is here for you. Call 1-800-273-TALK (8255) and let us help you through.

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  16. Aug 18

    🗣️ PARENTS, CAREGIVERS, and TEACHERS: How can you help children manage their stress during ? Download & share this tip sheet for potential reactions among youth and the support you can provide to help them ➡️

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  17. Aug 18

    EVERYONE can play a role in suicide prevention. Some warning signs may help you determine if a loved one is at risk for suicide. 💚 Know the warning signs and offer support: 💚 Seek help by calling

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    Maintaining our well-being can be difficult during challenging times like the pandemic. So it's important we all take action to prioritize our . For me, that looks like a walk with my kids (& 🐶 too!). How are YOU prioritizing your mental health?

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  19. Aug 17

    Together, we can end the epidemic in communities across the U.S. 🇺🇸 The AHEAD dashboard provides information on the progress each jurisdiction has made towards reaching these goals. Learn more today ➡️

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  20. Aug 17

    🆕 In op-ed, Dr. Elinore McCance-Katz, Assistant Secretary for Mental Health and Substance Use, writes all parents should be afforded the opportunity to decide how to educate their children in the pandemic.

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