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Spread awareness for Mental Health Month 2020
Posted on 05/06/20 01:09:pm
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Since it began in 1949, Mental Health Month has provided the opportunity to recognize the importance of mental health and spread awareness.
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing guidelines, it's now more important than ever to spread the word about the importance of mental health. Even for those who have not been diagnosed with a condition, the pandemic is presenting new and potentially challenging mental health issues.
The theme of Mental Health Month 2020 is Tools 2 Thrive, which aims to provide practical resources to improve everyone's mental health and resiliency. In 2020, Rogers launched the Resources section on our website, which makes it easier than ever to find the information you're looking for. Available resources include:
These resources are available at all times and are updated frequently, providing crucial insights into a wide variety of topics. Here are some pandemic-related blog topics that you may find useful during this time:
- How to get help for addiction during COVID-19
- Supporting your child with a mental health disorder and ASD during COVID-19
- The help healthcare workers need due to COVID-19
- Facing addiction amid COVID-19: How to cope and where to turn for support
- How to fight compassion fatigue during COVID-19
- How to set healthy expectations during COVID-19
- How to take steps toward compassion during COVID-19
- How to find peace of mind during COVID-19
- How healthy boundaries help us be more compassionate during COVID-19
- Simple things to reduce stress during COVID-19
- Creating a new normal for school-age children during the COVID-19 crisis
- 6 tips for staying mentally healthy while social distancing
- How to help young children cope with the COVID-19 crisis
- 6 ways to calm anxiety in times of uncertainty
- Rogers launches telehealth treatment in response to COVID-19
- Self-care tips for healthcare workers on the front lines of COVID-19
How Rogers can help
Rogers provides highly specialized, evidence-based treatment in a growing numbers of communities throughout the country for adults, children, and adolescents with depression and other mood disorders, eating disorders, addiction, OCD and anxiety disorders, and trauma (posttraumatic stress disorder). To request a free, confidential screening, call 800-767-4411 or request a screening online.
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