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Education Overview Understanding Mental Health    Mental Health and Mental Illness Defined    Common Mental Disorders    Common with Mental Illness Understanding Treatment    Types of Mental Health Professionals    Types of Treatment    Treatment Settings Glossary of Mental Health Terms
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Resources

Get more information about mental health. Here are some reliable sources for credible online information about mental health and mental illnesses.

 
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Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are a key resource for the NAMI Navigator CLT program. Navigators are extensively screened and trained in active listening and how to compassionately offer support and encouragement. Click the “Volunteer Now” button to learn more about the requirements.

 
 
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Resources For Parents

Parents and caregivers play vital roles in adolescent mental wellness and suicide prevention. They are in a prime position to provide support for an adolescent experiencing mental illness or suicidal crisis, encourage them to seek treatment, and help keep them safe. This section for parents provides mental health resources and information to guide and educate those who live with teens.

 
 
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Resources For Educators

Teachers, counselors, coaches, and other school personnel who interact with students on a daily basis play an important role in keeping them safe. They’re often the first to notice signs of mental health issues in students. This section for educators offers information and resources to guide those who work with students.

 
 
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Mental Health Information Websites

There’s so much information on the internet and it can be overwhelming and confusing. This section provides a list of reputable websites you can review to learn more about mental health conditions and addiction.

 
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