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It is estimated that 44,153 Americans will die by suicide this year. Individuals with mental illness are especially vulnerable, having some of the highest suicide risk factors. PsychU is highlighting suicide prevention in its annual theme: U & I Can Prevent Suicide… Together #UICanPreventSuicide. If you or someone you know is in crisis, call: Suicide Prevention Hotline/Lifeline 1-800-273-TALK (8255) Or text: Crisis Text Line 741-741

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What are the critical issues faced by multicultural communities in relation to #MentalHealth? #PsychU Supporting Organization, @NAMICommunicates, answers with statistics, service utilization, and prevalence in this fact sheet. Download it today: https://t.co/2uCSgYzbRd

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In this #PsychU Virtual Forum speakers discuss how cultural values and beliefs may shape an individual’s perception, definition, and experience of #depression. Watch the full presentation: https://t.co/lOezAv69j0

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Preventing #trauma is a complex problem that current U.S. policy doesn’t entirely address. That means the #HealthCare field needs strategies to best support victims. How can you build a trauma-informed culture at your organization? #PsychU investigates: https://t.co/59CAgpN7Y3

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Can computer #avatars help vets disclose the effects of #PTSD? The findings in a recent study seem to show that the rates of disclosure with a virtual avatar were higher than traditionally-performed assessments: https://t.co/6kTr5lzRDt #PsychU

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#PsychU salutes #Veterans today! Thank you for your service and sacrifice. #VeteransDay

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#NursePractitioners – next week #PsychU celebrates your impact on #MentalHealth. Your dedication to communities, patients, & positive outcomes is truly inspirational. We’d love to welcome you to our community of 38,000+ #HealthCare professionals: https://t.co/XmVnRznaH8 #NPWeek

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Today, #PsychU is celebrating 4 years of sharing information, increasing collaboration, and fostering ongoing discussions to improve #MentalHealth outcomes. Celebrate with us by sharing one of our resources with a colleague. Find your favorite here: https://t.co/J5unvifxAU

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#PsychU speaker Dr. Francisco Moreno gives his perspective on #stigma in #MentalHealth w/in the Hispanic community. “I believe that one of the best tools to combating negative perceptions is to provide good education.” Listen in to the full interview: https://t.co/EMIFJTOJ5w

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Understanding cultural perceptions unique to the Latino community re: #MentalIllness and medication may provide a deeper knowledge of how family processes and involvement contribute or impede adherence. Explore more in this #PsychU research summary: https://t.co/L4p0bGSIbW

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