Preparing for the Storm

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Many of us hold ourselves to a standard of perfection. We learn as we grow that one of the signs of success means relying only on ourselves for our needs.

Mental Health is Health

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Although our minds and bodies are often viewed as separate, they are actually interconnected. Physical health, like getting enough sleep, eating balanced meals, and staying active, plays a large role […]

How to Help Your Teen’s Mental Health This Summer

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By: Dr. Marshall Bruner, Director, Brenau Center for Counseling and Psychological Services – Gainesville; Assistant Professor Lynn J. Darby School of Psychology and Adolescent Counseling, Ivester College of Health & […]

The Importance of Teen Mental Health First Aid

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Information provided by Nosleivys Falcon, HUB Coordinator, Gainesville City Schools We know that many teens would prefer to discuss their lives with their peers, so we understand the importance of […]

You Can’t Pour From an Empty Cup.

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By: Katie Dubnik, President, Forum Communications Think about how important that first cup of coffee or tea is to your day. Whatever your morning vice, you have something that energizes […]

Reach Out. Check In.

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By: Reese Daniel, Co-Chair One Hall Mental & Behavioral Health Committee, United Way of Hall County Wow. What a few years it has been. In 2019, the United Way One […]

Keeping Faith Traditions Alive This Holiday Season

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By: Rev. Jeremy Shoulta, Senior Pastor, FBC Gainesville As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, faith communities must remain committed to engaging individuals and families who struggle with the mental and emotional […]