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Each year, millions of Americans live with a mental illness. The negative attitudes toward mental health often prevent or delay individuals from seeking treatment and receiving help for their disorders. 

What is Mental Health Awareness Month?

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. The observation started in 1949 as a movement to raise awareness about mental health and help reduce the stigma that still affects individuals living with a mental health issue or issues. 

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People who grew up lacking or currently lack fundamental mental health care can find inspiration from people like Behavioral Health Counselor Corrinna Markland-Pickel, who truly care about helping those in need. We were able to ask Corrinna a few questions about her experiences she shared in the Circles of Life article recently featured in the Canton Chamber Courier.

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Addiction or substance use disorder is a complex condition and can lead to harmful physical, social, or emotional consequences. Here are some signs you or a loved one may be struggling with one.
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As the need for healthcare increases, we find new ways to make health care more convenient for patients. Through Telehealth, access to health care increases, saving patients time and money for the same counseling solutions.
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Returning to life as the COVID-19 restrictions loosen may be much harder than anyone had expected.   The experts refer to this as a “new normal” but it is not clear what this may mean for all of us emotionally.