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Welcome
Stress:
Your Body's Surprising S.O.S. Symptoms
Check yourself out as you are reading this. Is your breath deep? Are your muscles relaxed? Check those shoulders...relax them as they are likely to be rising up closer to your ears. Take two or three deep, full breaths and read on.
Are any of the following familiar to you?
- Tweaked muscles
- Eye twitch
- Ragged cuticles
- Cavities
- Nausea
- Rashes
- Sleepiness
- Forgetfulness
- Confusion
Read more from an article from Women's Day magazine.
Fpr some additional tips for managing life's stresses click here
Mental Health America of Southwest Ohio is dedicated to promoting mental health, working to prevent mental illness and substance abuse through advocacy, education, and supportive services.
Shop for a Cause! Warren County United Way and Cincinnati Premiun Outlets are offering discounted shopping on Saturday, August 7th.
Get the details here.
Advocacy Alert! Action is Needed to Maintain Enhanced Medicaid Assistance Rate!
Read more about the issue and how to help.
The 2010 Mental Health Resource Directory is ready for use. Click here to download the Directory or call our offices, 721-2910, to reserve copies for pick up.
Monthly Mental Health Roundtable Tuesday, August 3, Noon-1:00 p.m.
Update: Medicare and Social Security Disability Benefits, Changes in the Law
Speaker, Sue Denny, Metropolitan Cincinnati Public Affairs Specialist, Social Security Administration.
Check out future Roundtable topics and speakers
Locate mental health related workshops both locally and nationally
Hallucinations in Hospital a Risk for Elderly according to recent report in The New York Times.
New report by the National Sheriff's Association and the Treatment Advocacy Center just released (mental illness in jails) See Report.
Check out newsletter on effective parenting, especially with difficult children. Click here for Empowering Parents.
New York Times article "Mind Over Meds"
Mental Health Website for College Age Young Adults "Half of Us"
A collaborative national campaign to bring awareness and reduce the stigma of having a mental illness is underway. Check out the website, BringChange2Mind.org and watch the commercial featuring actress Glenn Close and her sister.
New survey of Ohioans knowledge of mental illness and addiction from "Of 1 Mind"
The Health Foundation of Greater Cincinnati
Mayo Clinic House Call Newsletter
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