Mental Health Resource & Information Guide
It truly is remarkable just how much your daily routine can change over the course of a few weeks. I’ve been privileged enough to be able to work from home and distance myself from others, but countless others don’t have that privilege. For many, this is a terrifying time, one that they feel alone and lost in.
The National Alliance of Mental Health has published a resource and information guide that covers a wide range of topics, from online mental health counseling to virtual substance abuse support networks. We could all use this guide, whether for our own use or to share with our families, friends and co-workers.
Check out the full resource and information guide here.
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James Costa is the Neighborhoods & Families Coordinator for the Department of Leisure, Family, and Recreation. He began working with the division during his sophomore year at Manchester High School, and he is now a UConn graduate with degrees in Journalism & Film Studies.
Fun Fact #1: I won my car in a raffle during Manchester High School’s Project Graduation.
Fun Fact #2: My all-time favorite movies are All That Heaven Allows, Punch-Drunk Love & Twin Peaks: The Return.