Mental health care in the Philippines

US workers with disabilities most likely to report their organization does not value diversity and inclusion

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Friday, December 16, 2022
DEI (Diversity, Equity and Inclusion), Telemedicine, Virtual Medicine, People with Disabilities, Human Resources, Health, Mental Health, Professional Services, Consumer, Telus Health, Mental health, Disability, Woman, Mental health care in the Philippines, Richard Thieme, Health insurance

LifeWorks, a leading provider of digital and in-person total well-being solutions supported by TELUS Health, today released its monthly Mental Health Index revealing that, while 75 percent of US workers report their organization values diversity, people with disabilities are nearly twice as likely to report their organization does not value diversity.

Key Points: 
  • LifeWorks, a leading provider of digital and in-person total well-being solutions supported by TELUS Health, today released its monthly Mental Health Index revealing that, while 75 percent of US workers report their organization values diversity, people with disabilities are nearly twice as likely to report their organization does not value diversity.
  • The report shows that people in diverse groups often feel marginalized at work, which affects their mental health.
  • Responses vary across diverse groups, including women, ethnic and racial minorities, LGBTQ2+, and people with disabilities.
  • Americans with disabilities are nearly three times more likely than individuals without disabilities to experience negative comments from their managers and co-workers.

Accelerate360's Lifetogo Announces Partnership With The Mental Health Coalition, New Line Of Immunity-Boosting Gummies

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Thursday, July 22, 2021
Psychiatry, Mind, Self, Mental health, Disability, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Social stigma, Mental disorder, New Freedom Commission on Mental Health, Mental health care in the Philippines

The partnership with The Mental Health Coalition kicks-off as the world approaches The World Health Organization's Self Care Day, Saturday, July 24.

Key Points: 
  • The partnership with The Mental Health Coalition kicks-off as the world approaches The World Health Organization's Self Care Day, Saturday, July 24.
  • LifeToGo will have a dedicated landing page with content, resources and information about The Mental Health Coalition, its members and programs.
  • For more information, visit accelerate360.com
    About The Mental Health Coalition:
    The Mental Health Coalition ( www.thementalhealthcoalition.org ) is a coalition of the Nation's leading mental health organizations, brands, and individuals who have joined forces to end the debilitating stigma surrounding mental health and to change the way people talk about, and care for, mental illness.
  • We will not relent until mental health is no longer associated with stigma, shame or judgement and all people feel empowered to openly discuss and address their individual mental health needs.

As Youth Return to Classrooms, MHA Analysis Finds Vast Majority of States Unprepared to Address Youth Mental Health Crisis; Calls for More Education, Supports, and Services in Schools

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Tuesday, July 20, 2021
Mental health, Health, Disability, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Mind, Psychiatry, Mental health first aid, Mental health care in the Philippines

The analysis finds that mental health education in schools is only required in a handful of states and most states do not meet recommended ratios for school mental health personnel.

Key Points: 
  • The analysis finds that mental health education in schools is only required in a handful of states and most states do not meet recommended ratios for school mental health personnel.
  • It also finds that only 14 states are fully using Medicaid to fund mental health services in schools, a practice that increases accessibility and promotes equity.
  • Of the states that do have policies involving school-based mental health, the report finds those regulations are weak and not fully enforced.
  • The report, Addressing the Youth Mental Health Crisis: The Urgent Need for More Education, Services, and Supports ,serves as a call to action for policymakers, school administrators, students, and other mental health advocates to address the lack of education, supports, and services in schools, particularly in light of the current national crisis in youth mental health.

Roy Perkins's new book "Bureaucracy Run Amok" is a stark view of the challenges many caregivers face as they fight to care for their charges

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Thursday, March 18, 2021
Articles, Disability, Mental health, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Health, Power of attorney, Mind, Mental health care in the Philippines

This is the story of two brothers, one battling illnesses and the other battling the authorities in their later years.

Key Points: 
  • This is the story of two brothers, one battling illnesses and the other battling the authorities in their later years.
  • The other, George, has severe physical and mental issues that are taking their toll on the both of them.
  • As George can no longer take care of his financial affairs, Roger becomes the power of attorney for his brother, George.
  • Not only can George not take care of his finances, he can no longer take care of his physical and mental health.

Happify Health Launches “2020 Survival Kit” in Support of World Mental Health Day

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Friday, October 9, 2020
General Health, Mental health, Health, Other Technology, Technology, Articles, Health, Disability, Mental health, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, World Mental Health Day, Born This Way Foundation, Mental health care in the Philippines

In support of World Mental Health Day on October 10th, leading digital mental health company, Happify Health , today announced the launch of the 2020 Survival Kit available today at 2020.happify.com .

Key Points: 
  • In support of World Mental Health Day on October 10th, leading digital mental health company, Happify Health , today announced the launch of the 2020 Survival Kit available today at 2020.happify.com .
  • World Mental Health Day aims to raise awareness of mental health issues around the world and mobilize efforts in support of mental health.
  • In support of World Mental Health Day, we are especially committed to delivering accessible mental health resources, such as our free 2020 Survival Kit, to help people cope with specific challenges they may be experiencing during this difficult year.
  • Happify Health is a LifeTech company that delivers digital therapeutics and innovative care delivery models to improve mental and physical health.

CertaPet.com Challenges Proposed Michigan Law Limiting Access to Emotional Support Animals for Disabled Individuals

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Monday, September 16, 2019
Psychiatry, Articles, Health, Abnormal psychology, Psychiatric diagnosis, Emotional support animal, Posttraumatic stress disorder, Mental health, Mental disorder, Mental health care in the Philippines

Under the proposed law, patients with mental health conditions would have to wait 6 months before being able to receive proper documentation from their mental health care provider to utilize an emotional support animal to service their disabling mental health condition.

Key Points: 
  • Under the proposed law, patients with mental health conditions would have to wait 6 months before being able to receive proper documentation from their mental health care provider to utilize an emotional support animal to service their disabling mental health condition.
  • We would like to see regulation of Emotional Support Animals, but not to the detriment of disabled individuals who need our help.
  • This proposed law would limit access to mental health care treatment.
  • From depression to PTSD to anxiety and more, Emotional Support Animals assist individuals in managing their mental or emotional condition and reduce the symptoms these individuals experience on a daily basis.

Committee continue inquiry into mental health services to armed forces

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Friday, November 23, 2018
Aftermath of war, Disability, Mental health, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Veteran, Military, Human behavior, SSAFA, Mental health care in the Philippines

Defence Committee hold third session on armed forces mental health inquiry

Key Points: 

In its third session of the inquiry, the Defence Committee hears from former Servicemen and women on their mental health care experiences, both during and after Service. The Committee will also hear from charities on how they provide care to veterans and their families with mental health issues.

Committee continue inquiry into mental health services to armed forces

Retrieved on: 
Friday, November 23, 2018
Aftermath of war, Disability, Mental health, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Veteran, Military, Human behavior, SSAFA, Mental health care in the Philippines

Defence Committee hold third session on armed forces mental health inquiry

Key Points: 

In its third session of the inquiry, the Defence Committee hears from former Servicemen and women on their mental health care experiences, both during and after Service. The Committee will also hear from charities on how they provide care to veterans and their families with mental health issues.

Committee continue inquiry into mental health services to armed forces

Retrieved on: 
Friday, November 23, 2018
Aftermath of war, Disability, Mental health, Positive psychology, Social constructionism, Veteran, Military, Human behavior, SSAFA, Mental health care in the Philippines

Defence Committee hold third session on armed forces mental health inquiry

Key Points: 

In its third session of the inquiry, the Defence Committee hears from former Servicemen and women on their mental health care experiences, both during and after Service. The Committee will also hear from charities on how they provide care to veterans and their families with mental health issues.