OCP3 Broward SoC

One Community Partnership 3 (OCP3) offers behavioral health services to youth and young adults ages 12-21 years old. The program assists youth and young adults.

[OCP3 Broward SoC @OCPBroward]

We are pleased to present this short segment on the impact of #bullying and #trauma on young people’s #mentalhealth. Flip the Script on Mental Health: This is how WE do it! https://t.co/TZOtwp47TQ via @YouTube

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In 2020, U.S. suicides declined overall but increased among certain communities of color. We need better insurance coverage of mental health treatment to truly improve health outcomes for all. Learn more at https://t.co/grc0UWl27f #DontDenyMe #MMHM

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What are some of your digital coping tools?
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Video via @namipinellas

[OCP3 Broward SoC @OCPBroward]

Practicing gratitude moving into 2021! First newsletter of the year #2021 #BrowardCountySOC #Youth #MentalHealth - https://t.co/yhGAFYmPNw

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Learn the "4 M's of Mental Health," which could help you cope when you are experiencing a difficult time.

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We’ve updated our COVID-19 Information & Resources guide to include what you need to know about the COVID-19 vaccines and mental illness. Take a look: https://t.co/D7GmuebGBI

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“As mental health professionals, we simply have to stop setting ourselves on fire just to keep everyone else warm.” If you are a frontline worker in need of support or resources visit https://t.co/zlGOH2KmYs #FirstRespondersFirst

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Gratitude “changes the way you see life and changes the way you see other people.” People from across the country reflect on the #COVID19 pandemic and share how practicing gratitude has helped them cope. Learn more on #HowRightNow: https://t.co/jTllWS4rpG

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Do you have mental health conversations with your child?

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COVID-19 is affecting patients mentally as well as physically.

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[Coalition on Behavioral Health & Drug Prevention @UWB_Coalition]

In Florida, suicide is the eighth leading cause of death. If you or someone you know is experiencing emotional distress, unable to cope with a problem or having suicidal thoughts, please contact @211Broward by dialing 211 for help! #EmotionalWellnessMonth

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"We need to find a way to normalise discussing when we have bad days, and being honest about our stress, our burnout, our anxiety, our depression - whatever the emotion is, it’s human."

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TW: Suicide

To close out #SuicidePreventionMonth, here are some of the most harmful myths about suicide debunked.

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[OCP3 Broward SoC @OCPBroward]

“Unmask Your Feelings” – Words from Matthew Milotakis https://t.co/xZsJqzME6X

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TW: Suicide

There are ways to remove systemic racism from suicide prevention.

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7 questions that might help start a conversation about mental health.

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7 in 10 teens are struggling with their mental health during the pandemic; a third are feeling symptoms of anxiety or depression on a daily basis. But there is help and hope available.

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“Racial injustice and the coronavirus pandemic have punctuated the mental health burden of many Black Americans.” https://t.co/QDeLMzXPuR

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Almost 30% of Americans are experiencing symptoms of clinical depression, compared to 6.6 % last year. How do you know if you are having depressive symptoms? https://t.co/j4AYcfvyBm