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So You've Decided to Start Therapy 8.5 x 11

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Hello everyone! here is the next coming event for Mind Fest 2024 this is a great oportunity to engage with the community and the resourcess.

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Join NAMI at their NAMI Walks event Saturday, June 1st, 2024, at Marina Park in Kirkland. Walking is about giving people who think nothing of giving everything - their time, their stories, their heartfelt dedication to the cause: "Mental Health for All."

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For the past 3 years NAMI has been partnering with black-led community organizations to conduct community conversations about mental health and they now want to create a standardized program that volunteers can get trained to offer these events to their community. They are looking for key volunteers who are interested in getting trained to be conversation facilitators.

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Sharing Hope Program - Volunteer Opportunity

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Sharing Hope Program - Volunteer Opportunity

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Summer Health Professions Program for College Students

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Summer Health Professions Program for College Students

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If you know of a first or second year college student who is interested in a health profession, then this summer program may be for them!

Selected students will be paid during the 6-week program at UW Seattle.

Contact the UW Director Nora Coronado at 206-616-3043 for more information. She also has information on similar programs for high school students.

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Here's information on the Behavioral Health Support Specialist certificate.

For those getting a bachelor's degree, you can integrate some additional course work as part of your training to get your BH certificate from UW.

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Community members from King & Snohomish County discuss study project topics.

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Study Participants convening on August 12

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Study Participants convening on August 12

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Study Participants convening on August 12

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Community members from King & Snohomish County discuss study project topics

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RESOURCES FOR AFFECTED PEOPLE WITH COVID

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RESOURCES FOR AFFECTED PEOPLE WITH COVID

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Behavioral Health Inequities and Disparities Report

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Behavioral Health Inequities and Disparities Report

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Hello everyone! I wanted to share the final report on a study that I was a part of a few months ago, which explored the Behavioral Health Inequities in WA state. I hope that it provides some insight on what behavioral health agencies are doing / the direction we are hoping to move towards. Happy reading! - Arra

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Behavioral Health Inequities & Dispartities in WA report

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Center for Human Services - Services for Bothell Residents

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Center for Human Services - Services for Bothell Residents

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Center for Human Services - Mukilteo School District, School Based Therapy

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Center for Human Services - Mukilteo School District, School Based Therapy

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Center for Human Services - Edmonds School District, School Based Therapy

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Center for Human Services - Edmonds School District, School Based Therapy

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Center for Human Services - General Services and Map Flyer

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Center for Human Services - General Services and Map Flyer

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Good Morning,

I will be sharing various flyers from my agency, Center for Human Services. First up, here is our official website: https://www.chs-nw.org/ and I've attached a general "Services and Map" flyer as well.

Unfortunately, the blog only allows us to post one PDF at a time so I will make separate posts for other flyers I want to share :)

- Arra

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Please share your ideas and search for a project partner, if you'd like to work on the final study project together.

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Please share your ideas and search for a project partner, if you'd like to work on the final study project together.

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This is a space to add your events and resources.

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This is a space to add your events and resources.

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This is a space to add any news about yourself you'd like to share.

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This is a space to add any news about yourself you'd like to share.

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We’ve seen how COVID-19 affected every aspect of our lives, locally, nationally, and worldwide. In the United States, the consequences of closures and quarantine increased stress, worry, isolation, and mental health and substance use problems. These issues were exacerbated among Black and Latinx populations. The disproportionate burden on communities of color were heightened by language barriers, lack of mental health access, distrust in the health care system, shortage of mental health providers, and inadequate or lack of insurance coverage.

The study’s main aims are to engage with the Blacks and Latinx populations in King and Snohomish Counties; connect with existing networks of community stakeholders, providers, and researchers to co-learn about patient-centered outcomes research; and build partnerships with those that work with these populations. It is important to have community members who are impacted to be part of the conversation to learn more about and prioritize their health care needs.