‘My thoughts never slow down and I quickly get overwhelmed’: This is how I experience anxiety
My anxiety started when I was a teenager. Things were happening to my family that I could not control: My...
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BECOME A VOLUNTEERIf you are kind, helpful, compassionate, and genuinely care about the wellbeing of others we need people like you to join our team. At our organization, volunteers are essential.
Volunteering allows you to bring your own experience, knowledge, enthusiasm, and knowledge to the services we provide.
Requirements for volunteering vary and may include reference and background checks when handling sensitive information.
Orientation and training is required of all volunteers. The process not only helps to become familiar with programs and services but to advocate with a clear understanding of those we serve.
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Individuals need to interaction with others to maintain their soft skills. Without this, basic social skills, depression and isolation are inevitable, leading to further destructive consequences of one’s mental health.WELLNESS WORKSHOP (cont.)
Our wellness program is an in-depth health and fitness program designed and facilitated by our partner program, SYNE30. Services are provided as a referral, corporate wellness, or direct contact.ELEARNING (cont.)
eLearning courses allow individuals to access self-help content, academic, and technical study lessons wherever an internet connection is available. Courses are flexible and tailored to every individual with long-term benefits and achievements.WORKFORCE EDUCATION (cont.)
MHRCET provides Comprehensive Education and Awareness Training (CEAT) designed for professionals working in and outside of the mental health field. No experience or knowledge is required to participate.
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Mental Health Departments
SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES
Statewide and National Links
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Everyday families are challenged and impacted by the needs of a loved one diagnosed with a mental health illness. Symptoms can be confusing, scary, and difficult to live with. They may even create tension in your personal and professional life.PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS (cont.)
Peer Support Specialists are individuals in recovery from mental health and/or substance use disorders. They identify and apply personal experiences to assist others in the early stage of recovery. Peer-run programs focus on general support and advocacy to promote social inclusion strategies. - Share Your Story
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We want to hear your voice!
Sharing your personal experiences can potentially help another individual in a way only someone who has experienced it can identify and understand.
- What type of mental illness or addiction are/were you battling?
- If struggling with a mental illness, what are you doing to manage your symptoms from day to day?
- If you are addicted, or recovering from an addiction, what steps are you taking to stay clean?
- Are you currently receiving support (family, friends, etc.)?
- What types of challenges have you experienced?
Your story matters. It can change the life of one person, or many. Submit your story and inspire, motivate, encourage, and most of all inform others that they are not alone.
All stories are reviewed prior to sharing on our website. We do not sell or post stories without your consent.
** Prior to submitting information please see all Terms and Conditions.
- About Us
JOIN OUR TEAM
MHRCET prohibits unlawful discrimination against applicants or employees based on race, color, national origin, ancestry, creed, religion, sex, age 40 and over, disability, genetic information, veteran status, sexual orientation, marital status, gender expression or any other characteristic protected by state or local law.
BECOME A VOLUNTEERIf you are kind, helpful, compassionate, and genuinely care about the wellbeing of others we need people like you to join our team. At our organization, volunteers are essential.
Volunteering allows you to bring your own experience, knowledge, enthusiasm, and knowledge to the services we provide.
Requirements for volunteering vary and may include reference and background checks when handling sensitive information.
Orientation and training is required of all volunteers. The process not only helps to become familiar with programs and services but to advocate with a clear understanding of those we serve.
- Education & Training
SKILLS TRAINING (cont.)
Individuals need to interaction with others to maintain their soft skills. Without this, basic social skills, depression and isolation are inevitable, leading to further destructive consequences of one’s mental health.WELLNESS WORKSHOP (cont.)
Our wellness program is an in-depth health and fitness program designed and facilitated by our partner program, SYNE30. Services are provided as a referral, corporate wellness, or direct contact.ELEARNING (cont.)
eLearning courses allow individuals to access self-help content, academic, and technical study lessons wherever an internet connection is available. Courses are flexible and tailored to every individual with long-term benefits and achievements.WORKFORCE EDUCATION (cont.)
MHRCET provides Comprehensive Education and Awareness Training (CEAT) designed for professionals working in and outside of the mental health field. No experience or knowledge is required to participate. - Resources
COUNTY CONTACT LIST
Mental Health Departments
SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES
Statewide and National Links
FAMILY SUPPORT & ADVOCACY
Everyday families are challenged and impacted by the needs of a loved one diagnosed with a mental health illness. Symptoms can be confusing, scary, and difficult to live with. They may even create tension in your personal and professional life.PEER SUPPORT SPECIALISTS (cont.)
Peer Support Specialists are individuals in recovery from mental health and/or substance use disorders. They identify and apply personal experiences to assist others in the early stage of recovery. Peer-run programs focus on general support and advocacy to promote social inclusion strategies. - Share Your Story
WE INVITE YOU TO SHARE
YOUR STORY WITH OTHERS
We want to hear your voice!
Sharing your personal experiences can potentially help another individual in a way only someone who has experienced it can identify and understand.
- What type of mental illness or addiction are/were you battling?
- If struggling with a mental illness, what are you doing to manage your symptoms from day to day?
- If you are addicted, or recovering from an addiction, what steps are you taking to stay clean?
- Are you currently receiving support (family, friends, etc.)?
- What types of challenges have you experienced?
Your story matters. It can change the life of one person, or many. Submit your story and inspire, motivate, encourage, and most of all inform others that they are not alone.
All stories are reviewed prior to sharing on our website. We do not sell or post stories without your consent.
** Prior to submitting information please see all Terms and Conditions.
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