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network180.org

Network180, Kent County Community Mental Health Authority, serves adults, youth and families seeking help with mental health, substance use or intellectual & developmental disabilities. We offer a coordinated, enhanced and more seamless experience to better provide behavioral health care and integrated primary care to community members seeking help. Learn more about our services.

authorityhealth.org

Explore: Authority Health provides essential COVID-19 Vaccinations FAQs. Stay updated on vaccination info and community health services.

wmcmhs.org

When I wrote this column in October 2013, I hoped it might encourage at least a few people, men in particular, to reach out for help.  While many fear that disclosing their depression will be seen as a weakness, I feel that seeking help demonstrates tremendous strength.  I admire both of these men for their strength and for sharing their stories to help others. – BR Most people who seek treatment for depression are women.  However, men also are at risk for depression.  According to the National Institute of Mental Health, men are less likely to recognize that they have depression, to acknowledge they need help, and to take steps to seek help. For this month’s column I talked to two men, both local to the Lake-Mason-Oceana County region.  Both are successful, well-known professionals who are respected in their communities.  And both have experienced depression.  They agreed to share their stories in order to help other men who deal with similar problems. “Bill” had a highly demanding career in manufacturing.  Always a hard worker, he believed that he would have a good life if he worked hard towards his goals.  He was successful in school and his career.  He was the sort of worker who never said no to extra work, extra hours, and extra duties. A few years ago, Bill noticed he was running low on energy.  When he wasn’t working, he didn’t want to do anything.  He didn’t want to leave the house or even go outdoors.  He honored commitments if he had them, but avoided making plans.  Bill recalled coming home from work, exhausted, and thinking, “If I only had the energy I would go get that gun and end it all.”  Bill said it’s hard to accept having those thoughts because it makes one feel like a weak person. Seeking help is a difficult decision to make, Bill said.  He confided in a friend, who showed deep concern and urged Bill to see a doctor.  Bill had some tests to rule out possible medical causes for his depression.  Everything came back normal. Rather than request medic

cmhpsm.org

The Community Mental Health Partnership of Southeast Michigan (CMHPSM) is the prepaid inpatient health plan coordinating Mental Health and Substance Use services for eligible Lenawee, Livingston, Monroe and Washtenaw residents.

ahcdetroit.org

We provide a full range of integrated healthcare services for adults and children in our community with our 4 locations.

safeinhome.com

Learn more about Remote Supports & Assistive Technology. Don’t see your question answered? Contact us and we will happily answer any questions.

clarvida.com

Clarvida reaffirms its commitment to hiring military spouses through the MSEP partnership, expanding career opportunities in healthcare and human services.

athenacare.health

Jump to Section What is PTSD? Types of PTSD Treatment PTSD Treatment Costs & Insurance Coverage PTSD Treatment Success & Outlook What is PTSD? Exposure to or experiencing a terrible event can cause an anxiety disorder known as posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD). Flashbacks, nightmares, severe anxiety, low self-esteem, and irrational thoughts about the incident are

mindspa.me

Learn how to balance your moods, manage stress and anxiety, deal with relationship issues & more. Join millions of happier users today!

resiliencecenterhouston.com

The Resilience Center of Houston's licensed therapists provides mental health treatment, cognitive behavioral therapy, and counseling for various issues. Contact us!