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Given the massive toll of the pandemic on youth mental health, schools letting students take the time they need to recover will help to break the stigma around #youthmentalhealth:

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Struggling to understand your child and their #mentalhealth needs is common for parents. At #choosementalhealth, we provide the resources parents and families need to move forward and get help:

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Over 20 million kids struggle with chronic or severe #mentalhealth needs. If that includes your child and you’re unsure where to turn, #ChooseMentalHealth is here to help. Start your journey at ... See MoreSee Less

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This World Gratitude Day, the team at #ChooseMentalHealth is grateful for all our families, partners and supporters from across the nation. Together, we can ensure all youth have the gift of good mental health.

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Benefits focused on #mentalhealth are a clear priority for people under 25, as Axios recently reported. Businesses must prioritize and expand these benefits so current and future employees can deliver their best work. #ChooseMentalHealth ... See MoreSee Less

Young people are driving a rise in mental health spending

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People under 25 are propelling a slow but steady rise in mental health and addiction spending.

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Join us in our mission to provide stigma-free resources and help end the #youthmentalhealth crisis today:

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Join us in our mission to provide stigma-free resources and help end the #youthmentalhealth crisis today: https://zcu.io/48CK

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#ChooseMentalHealth wouldn’t be possible without our amazing #mentalhealth champions leading the charge. Next up is our co-founder, Craig Sorensen. With more than two decades in the international nonprofit sector, Craig has a sophisticated approach and passion for supporting children’s mental health needs. Learn more about Craig here:

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This is great Craig! Bravo 👏

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Pandemic stresses have inhibited the emotional development of children, adolescents and teens. Dr. Donna Housman shared the importance of paying close attention to children's emotional needs with WBZ | CBS Boston as a new school year begins:
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As the youth mental health crisis continues, schools are feeling the pressures to provide care during the upcoming school year. Read more from AP:

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Youth mental health is in crisis. Are schools doing enough?

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CECILIA, Ky. (AP) — For fourth-grader Leah Rainey, the school day now begins with what her teacher calls an “emotional check-in.” “It’s great to see you. How are you feeling?” chirps a che...

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