The Mental Health Association, serving Fauquier & Rappahannock Counties is a nonprofit org. that advocates for high quality and accessible mental health care.
Join us from 10 a.m. - 12 p.m. tomorrow for a virtual presentation on "Supporting Mental Wellness During the Holidays" in partnership with Rappahannock Rapidan Community Services!
The event is free and open to all. If you are interested in attending, visit
or sleeping habits, and disconnection between mother and baby.
Maternal depression is common and there are many resources to help.
For support groups, visit https://t.co/h6pt01VbBe
For professional help, visit our Find-a-Provider database https://t.co/WO6q73Fw2I
Postpartum depression can last months or years after giving birth and can affect a mother’s health and ability to bond and care with her baby. @PostpartumVA describes possible symptoms as feeling overwhelmed, hopeless, or withdrawn from loved ones, changes in eating
It may be spooky season, but talking about mental health challenges doesn’t have to be scary!
For tips on how to start a conversation about your mental health or how to respond when someone reaches out about their mental health, visit https://t.co/sdet9tgEdl
Did you know that this week is #OCDAwarenessWeek? People with OCD experience recurrent unwanted thoughts (obsessions) or rituals (compulsions), which they feel they cannot control. Learn more about OCD by following organizations like @IOCDF. #OCDWeek
It’s World Mental Health Day! 🌎🧠
Today and everyday, the Mental Health Association is devoted to bringing awareness to mental health challenges and promoting recovery.
On #WorldMentalHealthDay, we encourage you to check in with yourself, practice self-care, and take a free,
Happy #WorldMentalHealthDay! Together, we can make mental wellbeing, including recovery from substance use challenges, a reality for everyone. Take our pledge to help build a better tomorrow today. Let’s move #ForwardTogether: https://t.co/2CrgzdrFYa
Today is #NationalDepressionScreeningDay 💚 Did you know according to @MentalHealthAm, major depression is one of the most common mental illnesses, affecting 6.7% (more than 16 million) of American adults each year?
Screenings are not a professional diagnosis but help recognize
the presence or absence of depressive symptoms and provide a referral for further evaluation if needed. You should see your doctor or a qualified mental health professional if you experience depression symptoms for longer than two weeks or if the symptoms are severe enough to
October is Depression Awareness Month. Throughout the year but specifically during this month, MHAFC is dedicated to raising awareness around depression and recovery. According to @MentalHealthAm, major depression is one of the most common mental illnesses, affecting
6.7% (more than 16 million) of American adults each year; yet only about a third of those suffering seek treatment (2021).
To raise awareness and connect those in need with helpful resources, we encourage you to share our monthly newsletter, The Mental Health Times.
Just Dropped!
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In Episode 4⃣1⃣of Now We're Talking, @DrJeck talks with Renee Norden, @mhafc1 Executive Director. The two discuss warning signs and reducing the stigma surrounding mental illness, accessing help when needed & more!
#OneTeamOneMission
Suicide is preventable!
If you or someone you know if struggling, here are some helpful resources. To find a provider, visit our online database at https://t.co/WO6q73Fw2I
It's #WorldSuicidePreventionDay 💙
Did you know in the United States, suicide was the second leading cause of death among people ages 10-34 in 2020? In fact, the rate of suicide is highest in middle-aged white men.
Today, check in on a loved one and have a #RealConvo.