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What you don’t know about mental health can hurt you (and others)
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, making it a great time to put this critical issue in the spotlight. It’s an issue that touches every family in some way around the country. It’s evident in the problems we see played out, from mass shootings to a bullying epidemic and beyond; we have some serious issues that are causing pain and decreasing the quality of life for millions. The more we can identify the problem, and what to do about it, the better society will be.
The Importance of Community during a Pandemic
If someone would have asked me if I thought that in my lifetime, I would live through a pandemic. My immediate response would have been never in a million years. That never even cross my mind, but here we are. They always say expect the unexpected, how true is that.
Telehealth boosts mental health patient engagement, care plan compliance
Josh Klein, NYPCC’s Director, Strategic Planning speaks about NYPCC’s roll out of a telehealth platform in a matter days when COVID-19 hit…
VIDEO: Anti-Bullying Coalition
NYPCC’s Director of Clinical Services, Jonathan Keigher, State Representatives, Parent Advocates, Students, and other community leaders come together to kick off the Anti-Bullying Coalition at the first annual Anti-Bullying Fair.