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Before the coronavirus pandemic, mental health was already a critical issue and now has heightened. Although your community’s health and wellness are not tied to a single factor, the time is now to invest in education around this key area to ensure the long-term, sustaining well-being of your stakeholders.
When untreated or without proper education for individuals, mental wellness, substance misuse, and other health and wellness issues can cause death, lost productivity for businesses, increases in crime, public assistance and social services, taxpayer health care costs, and psychological and personal issues.
Provide health and wellness education at scale and seamlessly with your branding and customizations to your target audiences — wherever, whenever they need.
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Mental Well-Being for Faculty and Staff is an interactive, mobile-first learning solution that gives your organization the ability to deliver health and wellness education to your communities — wherever they are.
Mental Well-Being for Faculty and Staff provides a modern, interactive learning experience that resonates with your faculty and staff.
Mental well-being is knowing and doing the things that may make you happy, living a life that aligns with your personal values, and engaging in meaningful relationships with others.
It also means understanding yourself and your personal needs, and seeking out help if you may be experiencing challenges to your mental health.
In the upcoming activities, you’ll explore and learn more about mental well-being, common mental health challenges, and how to seek help for yourself and others. Let’s take a closer look.
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Prescription stimulant medication increases the activity of specific brain chemicals known as neurotransmitters.
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Take a few minutes to sit very still and close your eyes. Starting with your toes and moving to the crown of your head, briefly notice each part of your body. Where do you feel pain or tightness? Where do you feel relaxed? Where might you benefit from better self-care?
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Sleep Problems
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Digestive System Reactions
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Cardiovascular Conditions
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Psychosis, Intense Anger, and Paranoia
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Substance Use Disorder
Educators show up every day to play a critical role in supporting the educational, social, and emotional development of students. Mental Well-Being for Faculty and Staff for Educators is a critical resource designed to support them. Learn more about how you can support these key community members.
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Bring scalable and measurable solutions to reach your most critical audiences.
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