From Harford County government:
Harford County will offer a series of free classes on mental health and safety to raise awareness in the community and empower citizens to help others in crisis. Registration is now open for the weekly classes beginning on Wednesday, April 4 on topics including conflict resolution, suicide prevention, mental health, and first aid training.
All classes will be held from 7 – 9 p.m. on Wednesdays in the Harford County government building at 2220 Ady Road in Forest Hill. Participants must be 18 and most class sizes will be limited to 20 participants to allow for interactive training. Registration is required and citizens are welcome to choose any or all of the following classes:
April 4 Conflict Resolution Training
April 11 Mental Health Awareness Training
April 18 Suicide Prevention (QPR) Training
April 25 Stop the Bleed Training
May 2 Presentation: Harford County Public Safety Crisis Intervention Team
May 9 Hands-only CPR/AED Training
May 16 Harford County Public Schools Presentation: Growth Mindset & Mental Health Services in HCPS
Registration is available online at www.harfordcountymd.gov/mentalhealth or by calling 410-638-3569.
“When citizens are informed and trained to assist others, they strengthen our entire community,” County Executive Barry Glassman said. “I would like to thank Harford County Public Schools for providing a presentation for this program and the Sheriff’s Office for their support through the Crisis Intervention Team. Most importantly, I encourage everyone to join in this effort to help our fellow citizens when they need it most.”
Mental health disorders can affect anyone, regardless of age, background, or lifestyle, and they often emerge in times of stress or trauma. By understanding the signs and symptoms of these conditions, we can create a more supportive and inclusive environment for those who are struggling.
Organizations like Resurgence Behavioral Health play a crucial role in this mission, offering comprehensive treatment programs that address a wide range of mental health issues. Through education and outreach, we can break down the stigma surrounding mental health and encourage those in need to seek help without hesitation.
Mental health disorders can indeed affect anyone, and addressing them requires innovative approaches to ensure accessibility and support. Virtual psychiatry has emerged as a key solution in this regard, providing a platform for individuals to receive professional mental health care remotely. This approach allows for greater flexibility and convenience, enabling people to seek help from the comfort of their homes, which is especially valuable during times of heightened stress or trauma.
For those looking to explore this option, www.telapsychiatry.com offers comprehensive telepsychiatry services that can connect individuals with qualified mental health professionals, making it easier to access care and support. By integrating both traditional and digital approaches, we can enhance the availability of mental health services and ensure that assistance reaches those who need it most. This blend of methods helps create a more inclusive and empathetic environment, encouraging individuals to seek the help they need without the fear of stigma or judgment.
In the pursuit of effective mental health treatments, ketamine therapy stands out as a promising option for those experiencing severe emotional distress. Avesta Ketamine Wellness offers a specialized approach that targets the underlying neurochemical imbalances contributing to conditions such as depression and anxiety. By providing rapid relief and measurable improvements in mood, ketamine therapy complements traditional treatment methods and helps individuals regain their emotional stability.
The importance of mental health awareness cannot be overstated. It empowers individuals to recognize when someone might be in crisis and provides them with the tools to offer appropriate support. By participating in these free classes, citizens will not only gain valuable skills but also contribute to a community-wide effort to promote mental wellness.
Will recent comments on the dagger about cecil county rednecks be utilized as an example of mental health awareness training?
I agree. Anyone holding or seeking an elected position that makes such reckless, demeaning and hateful comments, should be subject to some close scrutiny as to the status of their mental health. Shame on you Christopher Boardman. My family members in Cecil County are not rednecks or killers and you owe them an apology.
“My family members in Cecil County are not rednecks or killers and you owe them an apology.”
I’m betting you lack the evidence to prove your claim.
LOL
Now Krist, that is just another way of calling them rednecks don’t you know.