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If everyone is more open and honest about mental health, we can prevent pain and suffering, and those in need will get the help they deserve.
If everyone is more open and honest about mental health, we can prevent pain and suffering, and those in need will get the help they deserve.
An unprecedented and unique group of leaders have come together to spark a movement to #ChangeMentalHealth.
We are at a crossroads when it comes to how our society addresses mental health. We know that one in five of our citizens has a diagnosable mental health condition, and that more Americans are expected to die this year by suicide than in car accidents. While many of us are comfortable acknowledging publicly our physical suffering, for which we almost always seek help, many more of us privately experience mental suffering, for which we almost never reach out.
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