"The most important step we can take toward advancing mental health care in 2020 and beyond, is giving people — all people — access to it."
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Self-injury may not just be a symptom – taking a look at biology, history and social triggers and the treatment options currently in practice.
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Hear from a working mom's perspective on work-life integration, and how this allowed her to create her own definition of what it means to be successful. Special thank you to speakers Sheila Jordan and Jere King – we deeply appreciate your time and wisdom!
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Lady Gaga gets candid about her struggles with mental health and attributes her recovery in part of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT).
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Missed CHC's Community Education session with Jonathan Mooney? Don't worry, we got you covered. We record most of our Community Education sessions.
Take a look around our YouTube channel, chconlinepaloalto & be sure to subscribe!
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November is National Family Caregivers month. CHC reminds those who devote countless hours supporting those with mental health, attention and/or learning differences: be sure to take care of yourselves, too! Thank you to @CaregiverAction Network for this amazing graphic.
CHC was very honored November 1 to receive @Stanford's Community Partnership award. CHC and Stanford were recognized for our collaborations on ESPA (Early Support Program for Autism), the RISE IOP (Intensive Outpatient Program), and our joint clinical training programs.
Influential on a global scale – and how through education and expanding on evidence-based talk therapy for instance, can make a remarkable difference.
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"[Dyslexia] is the most common neurocognitive disorder, affecting between 80% and 90% of people who have learning disabilities, according to the Yale Center for Dyslexia and Creativity."
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