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MENTAL HEALTH HIGHLIGHTS IN MARCH At Mental Health America of Hawaii, we love collaborating with our community partners and last week we helped to put on 3 community events to promote and improve mental health in Hawaii. Paul Gionfriddo, President and CEO of Mental Health America, joined us from Alexandria, VA to [...]
Originally printed in Honolulu Star Advertiser, March 18, 2018 Join celebs in discussing mental health By Michael Broderick and Leonard Licina March 18, 2018 ASSOCIATED PRESS Cleveland Cavaliers’ Kevin Love is one of many celebrities who have gone public about mental health issues as the movement #EndTheStigma is marching across social media. NBA star Kevin [...]
MARCH 2018 NEWSLETTER YOUTH SUICIDE AND BULLYING PREVENTION: COMMUNITY SURVEY Help us improve our Youth Suicide and Bullying Prevention training program by taking a quick survey. We are continuously working on increasing our impact and effectiveness and would greatly appreciate your feedback. This survey contains 5 questions and will take less than [...]
