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Mental health is a rising challenge in OKC, and that’s why city government is entering the conversation for the first time. MAPS 4 includes several projects that touch upon mental health, including and especially the addition of mental health crisis beds. (1/3)
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Don't miss this important story by @kayla_branch1:
People with mental illness are more likely to die in jail. A new Oklahoma County program puts them in treatment instead readfrontier.org/stories/peo…
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When threats of violence turn into physical harm to children and teachers, will Oklahoma’s leaders with the authority to remove him from office or prosecute him continue to sit on their hands? – at Oklahoma City, OK
Speaking on background, a close friend of the targeted librarian told me she’s being put in an impossible position to either resign and protect students or stay and risk genuine harm to them.
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I’m pretty sure there is no definition of “internal documents” in the Oklahoma Open Records Act. There’s agency records and exemptions. If it’s not exempt, it’s a record. #FOI #transparency
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Oklahoma is certainly a land of contrasts. @GovStitt pushes for hundreds of millions of $ in taxpayer subsidies for a multi-billion dollar international corporation, but said he doesn’t want to give the homeless “free stuff” and will not consider expanding affordable housing here
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Here's a conversation Stitt had this morning with a reporter on why he dissolved the council and how the state should address homelessness instead.
Check out Clinton Avery Tharp's video! #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZTR4DBXtQ/
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With you on our side, we are able to help thousands of Oklahomans through promoting mental health, preventing suicide, ending homelessness and transforming the justice system. Continue advocating to #endthestigma by giving in honor of #GivingTuesday at mhaok.org/donate/.
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"Loneliness has been associated with a number of poor mental health outcomes."
Is Loneliness Making My Mental Health Struggles Harder?: bit.ly/2Kbmz5D
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Warmlines are available across the country for people who need someone to talk to but aren't in crisis. They're staffed by individuals with lived experience trained to provide a listening ear. Find a warmline near you at mhanational.org/warmlines.
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Owning a pet can significantly improve not only your mental health but your physical health.
Visit mhanational.org/4mind4body-a… to read more about animal companionship and how it relates to mental and physical health. #animalcompanionship #MentalHealthAmerica #pets #mentalhealth
The CDC has added illnesses such as depression and schizophrenia to its underlying conditions list. huffpost.com/entry/mood-diso… # via @HuffPostLife
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Thanks to @PublicHealthOK for being a partner and sponsor to the Zarrow Symposium! Learn more about them here: publichealthok.org/
It's not too late to register for #ZarrowSymposium2021
zarrowsymposium.org/registra…
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Replying to @MHAOKLA
@MHAOKLA proudly celebrates Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) & Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous People of Color (QTBIPOC) for their resilience and work to uplift their communities despite systemic barriers. Learn more at mhanational.org/july.
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Walker Hall houses all genders! Our staff has worked hard and has attended multiple LGBTQIA+ cultural informative training sessions in order to provide a safe place for our young adults to heal and work on life skills. Happy Pride Month from Walker Hall! 🏳️🌈🎉#pridemonth #lgbtqia
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According to the CDC, over 45,000 American men died from drug overdoses in 2019. If you or someone you know needs help, learn about rights to equal insurance coverage for mental health and addiction care at DontDenyMe.org. #DontDenyMe #MensHealthWeek
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt tests positive for coronavirus oklahoman.com/article/566685…





























